What is required when a license is set to expire before renewal?

When a license is set to expire before renewal, the appropriate requirement is the application and payment of fees. This is a standard procedure that ensures that the license holder remains compliant with the regulatory framework governing their profession. The renewal process typically includes submitting a renewal application along with any necessary fees to maintain licensure and ensure that the holder can continue to practice legally.

This requirement is essential because it allows the licensing authority to assess the status of the licensee and ensure that they have met all obligations needed to maintain their credentials. It also helps fund the operations of the licensing board and related oversight activities. By handling the renewal this way, it keeps the process streamlined and efficient for both the authority and the licensee.

Other options, such as completing additional coursework or submitting case studies, may be part of ongoing education or specific license types but are not universally required for all renewals. Similarly, a personal interview with the board is generally not a standard requirement for renewal and is more likely reserved for particular circumstances, such as disciplinary actions or unique cases.