To renew a license that has been expired for 90 days or less, one must?

The correct approach to renewing a license that has been expired for 90 days or less is to pay all expired renewal fees and a fee not to exceed the initial fee. This process is set up to allow individuals to maintain their credentials without the need for completely reapplying for a new license. By paying the necessary fees, the individual is effectively reactivating their license status.

Reapplying for a new license would imply starting the entire licensing process over again, which is not required for those whose licenses have only recently expired. The requirement for additional training hours is not applicable in this situation, as the license holder is not being asked to enhance their qualifications but simply to bring their license back to active status. Filing a written appeal would typically be related to contesting a decision or action taken against a license, not for renewing an expired license. This ensures that the process remains streamlined for those who have let their licenses lapse briefly.