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How Can My Revoked License Be Reinstated?

Posted by Joseph D. Lento | Feb 27, 2024 | 0 Comments

Let's say your professional license has been revoked. What now? Most people who have spent tons of time and money to work in a specific industry would rather not start over from scratch. Rather than pivot to a new career altogether, professionals in this situation will often look into to the steps needed to get their license reinstated.  

Don't undertake this complicated process alone. The Professional License Defense Team at the Lento Law Firm helps professionals nationwide as they deal with similar cases. Our office can be reached at 888-535-3686 or online via our contact form

The Steps to Reinstatement 

Regardless of which industry your license pertains to, the process for reinstatement is generally similar — though the specifics may vary by state. Here's how it works.  

In many cases, the terms of a license revocation will provide mechanisms for reinstatement. This includes a waiting period — the average is five years — but it is not enough to spend that time standing idly by. The prospective licensee may be subject to a new application, fees, and any of the following: 

  • A written statement explaining why the licensing board should approve your reinstatement 
  • Completion of any training or education the board has determined necessary for your specific case 
  • Complete history of the jobs you held during the waiting period 
  • Agreeing to any terms the board has imposed for your reinstatement (a “Plan of Action”), like supervision, treatment, or emotional and psychiatric evaluations 

Much of this will depend upon the reasons your license was revoked in the first place. Either way, the reinstatement process is no walk in the park. The smartest way to navigate the complicated board requirements is with a qualified lawyer on your side. The attorneys on our Professional License Defense Team can help you present the most appealing argument for your reinstatement, ensure that your paperwork is filed and processed correctly, and negotiate with the board to secure more favorable terms for your Plan of Action. In addition, we can check in frequently with the board to keep you updated on your status. 

Of course, all of this assumes that you have already attempted and lost your appeal. If you have not yet appealed, view our appeals FAQ and contact us to get started. 

The Lento Law Firm Is on Your Side 

Licensing boards can be tricky to deal with. Occasionally, they want to see certain things from reinstatement candidates that aren't necessarily obvious at first glance. To give yourself the best chance at license reinstatement and ultimately continuing your chosen career, you need a dedicated attorney with plenty of experience dealing with these boards. That's where we come in. 

If you are serious about getting your professional license reinstated, contact the Lento Law Firm's Professional License Defense Team. We have detailed knowledge of the appeals process and the reinstatement rules in industries all across the United States. Fill out our online contact form or call 888-535-3686 today for a consultation on your case. 

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Joseph D. Lento

"I pride myself on having heart and driving hard to get results!" Attorney Joseph D. Lento has unparalleled experience fighting for the futures of his professional clients nationwide. With unparalleled experience occupying several roles in the justice system outside of being an attorney, Joseph D. Lento can give you valuable behind-the-scenes insight as to what is happening during all phases of the legal process. In the courtroom and in life, attorney Joseph D. Lento stands up when the bell rings!

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