California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 13 — Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists, Article 4 — Revenue

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Section 4984Sets licenses issued under the chapter to expire no more than 24 months after issuance, with the original expiration date fixed by…Section 4984.01Sets associate marriage and family therapist registration to expire one year after the last day of its issuance month and requires timely…Section 4984.1Allows a licensee to renew an expired license at any time within three years after expiration by completing all renewal actions required…Section 4984.2Requires a suspended license to remain subject to expiration and renewal under the article, but limits the effect of renewal while the…Section 4984.3Bars renewal of a revoked license even though the license remains subject to expiration under the article. If the license is reinstated…Section 4984.4Bars renewal, restoration, reinstatement, or reissuance of a license not renewed within three years after expiration. Allows the former licensee to obtain…Section 4984.41Allows eligible marriage and family therapists to obtain a retired license by application and fee, including certain licenses expired within three years,…Section 4984.5Requires the board each month to report to the Controller the amount and source of all revenue received under the chapter and,…Section 4984.7Sets marriage and family therapist fees: associate application/renewal $150 with a $300 cap; licensure and board clinical examination $250 with a $500…Section 4984.72Allows, effective January 1, 2016, an applicant who fails the clinical examination to retake it within one year after notice of failure,…Section 4984.75Requires the board to collect an additional $20 whenever it collects the biennial license-renewal fee, transfer that amount to the Controller, and…Section 4984.8Allows a licensee to place a license on inactive status, during which practice is barred, the chapter still applies, the biennial fee…Section 4984.9Requires a licensee or registrant to notify the board in writing of a name change, stating the old and new names, within…

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