What is the renewal fee for a forfeited or revoked chiropractic license?

The renewal fee for a forfeited or revoked chiropractic license is set at twice the renewal fee. This policy reflects the understanding that a forfeited or revoked license represents a serious lapse in compliance with the regulations governing chiropractic practice. By imposing a higher fee for renewal in such cases, the law emphasizes the importance of maintaining professional standards and ensures that those who may have violated regulations are held accountable.

This increased fee serves as a deterrent against neglecting compliance with licensure requirements, encouraging chiropractors to adhere to ethical and professional standards. It also allows for the regulatory body to manage the potential increased administrative costs associated with processing the reinstatement of forfeited or revoked licenses.

The other options do not align with this established fee structure, as they suggest lower penalties that do not adequately reflect the seriousness of license forfeiture or revocation. This reinforces the unique considerations the regulatory framework has in place for instances of non-compliance.