Section 4.02 - Renewal After Expiration of License or Certificate(1) As set forth by the Appraisal Subcommittee, a Licensee/certificate holder will be removed from the National Registry upon expiration of the license/certificate.(2) If a person fails to renew a license or certificate prior to its expiration, but applies for renewal within two years of the expiration date, the license or certificate may be renewed upon payment of the renewal fee and late fee.(3) If a person fails to renew a license or certificate within two years of its expiration, the license or certificate may be reinstated upon:(a) payment of the current renewal fee and the late fee;(b) presentation of evidence satisfactory to the Board that all required continuing education for the last period in which the person was licensed as well as all previous years during which time the license or certificate was inactive has been completed;(c) submission of a written statement made under the pains and penalties of perjury that: 1. the applicant for reinstatement did not practice or perform the functions of a licensed/certified appraiser in Massachusetts during this period; and2. details whether or not the applicant for reinstatement practiced as a licensed/certified appraiser in any other jurisdiction during this period;(d) if the applicant for reinstatement is licensed/certified in another jurisdiction, submission of a letter of license history issued by that jurisdiction will be required;(e) at the Board's discretion, successful completion of the license/certification examination; and(f) at the Board's discretion, a personal appearance before the Board.Amended by Mass Register Issue 1323, eff. 10/7/2016.