For a license expired between 90 days and 2 years, what must be paid to obtain renewal?

To obtain the renewal of a license that has expired between 90 days and 2 years, the requirements include paying the renewal fee and an additional fee, which cannot exceed the original fee paid at the time of issuance. This ensures that the applicant is incentivized to renew their license within a reasonable timeframe while also acknowledging the lapse in licensure with a nominal penalty. The structure of this fee system helps to encourage individuals to maintain their licenses actively rather than letting them expire, thereby promoting a more responsible approach to licensure in the context of fire alarm rules.

Appropriate guidelines around fees are established to ensure compliance while also covering administrative costs associated with processing renewals. Understanding the specifics of renewal processes is essential for individuals aiming to keep their professional credentials current within Texas fire alarm regulations.