If your license expires, how long do you have to reinstate it through the board?

If your license expires, you have a specific timeframe within which you can reinstate it through the board. In this case, the correct information is that you have up to 3 years to reinstate your license after it has expired. This period allows professionals adequate time to complete any necessary requirements, such as continuing education, and ensure that they are in compliance with state regulations before they are allowed to practice again. This 3-year timeframe is designed to maintain public safety and professional standards within the healthcare field.