Question 64

Complete a reactivation application and remit with a renewal fee, reactivation fee, and penalty.

To activate a license that has been suspended due to nonrenewal, one must complete a reactivation application and submit it along with the renewal fee, reactivation fee, and any applicable penalties.

A) Complete a reactivation application and remit with a renewal fee, reactivation fee, and penalty.

This option is correct as it outlines the comprehensive steps required to reactivate a suspended license. By completing a reactivation application and submitting the necessary fees, the individual adheres to the regulations governing license reactivation following nonrenewal.

B) Remit the renewal fee within the 60-day grace period.

This option is incorrect because simply remitting the renewal fee within the grace period does not address the requirement of submitting a reactivation application or the potential reactivation fee and penalty. It is insufficient for reinstating a suspended license.

C) Complete a reactivation application with an explanation of why the payment is late.

While this option does mention completing a reactivation application, it fails to include the necessary fees required for reactivation. Merely providing an explanation does not fulfill the procedural requirements for license activation.

D) Remit the license and the late renewal fee.

This option is incorrect as it does not specify the requirement for a reactivation application or the additional fees that may be necessary. Simply remitting the license and late fee does not satisfy the full criteria for reactivation.

Conclusion

Completing a reactivation application along with the required fees and penalties is essential for reinstating a suspended license. Options B, C, and D lack critical components of the reactivation process, which makes option A the only suitable choice for properly activating the license after nonrenewal.