When does a license application typically expire?

A license application typically expires two years after the Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) receives the application. This timeframe is established to ensure that applicants complete the licensing process in a timely manner and demonstrate their continued interest in obtaining the license.

When a license application is submitted, the DBPR begins the review process. If the application is not approved within the designated two-year period, it will expire. This policy encourages applicants to remain engaged in the process and provides a structured timeline for the issuance of licenses. After the two-year period, applicants would need to reapply and go through the process again, which includes paying any necessary fees and potentially retaking any required examinations.

The other options suggest different timeframes that do not align with the regulations surrounding the application lifecycle set by the DBPR. Hence, the two-year period is a critical aspect of maintaining order and efficiency within the licensing system.