What must a licensee include in a new application if their license has been expired for more than ninety days?

When a licensee's license has been expired for more than ninety days, they must include all requirements for licensure in their new application. This indicates that the license has effectively lapsed beyond a specified grace period, necessitating a full reapplication process rather than a simple renewal.

Including all requirements ensures that the applicant meets the current standards set by the regulatory body, which could involve submitting proof of prior education or training, completing necessary examinations, and fulfilling any other prerequisites that may have been updated since the license was last active. The emphasis on comprehensive submission reaffirms the importance of compliance with the latest regulations and reinforces the qualifications necessary for licensure.

Other options fail to encompass the full scope of requirements needed to reinstate a lapsed license. Simply providing proof of employment, paying renewal fees alone, or submitting proof of ethics training would not satisfy the complete criteria needed to reassess and reinstate licensure.