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Licensee Information

*Number of Active and Voluntary Inactive Licensees

*License Renewal

*Continuing Education Reporting

*Inactive Status

*License Numbers

*Licensee Forms

*New Licensees

*Annual Directory

*Annual Newsletter
 

Number of Active and Voluntary Inactive Licensees
As of 11/8/2008
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 Yearly License Renewal
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Licenses are active July 1 - June 30
License renewal process is May 1 - June 30

License renewal deadline is 6/30/2007. 
Any submissions after this date are late and require a $100 late fee. 
 

 Continuing Education Reporting
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* Continuing Education Units are earned on a calendar year: January 1 - December 31. 

* Continuing Education Units are reported November 1 (odd year) - January 31 (even
    year).

* If CEUs are not reported by the deadline, the licensee will not be allowed to renew
    his/her license during the next renewal period.

New Licensees: 
  *If you are licensed in January, before January 31, you will have to earn CEUs for that
    calendar year.
 
  *If you are licensed after January 31, you will not have to earn CEUs for that calendar
    year.  
 

Licensee Inactive Status
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Pursuant to Rules and Regulations § 13.9. Inactive Status.  The Board shall charge a fee of one half the current renewal fee to place a license on Inactive Status.  In the event the license is reactivated, one Biennium of past CEUs must be submitted to the Board proving the licensees has kept up with current standards.  The Board will consider the circumstances of the licensee's inactive status.

Pursuant to Rules and Regulations § 13.9. Inactive Status.  The Board shall charge a fee of one half the current renewal fee to place a license on Inactive Status.  In the event the license is reactivated, one Biennium of past CEUs must be submitted to the Board proving the licensee has kept up with current standards.  The Board will consider the circumstances of the licensee’s inactive status at the time of reinstatement to full licensure, and may require an oral examination if deemed necessary.

If you would like to retire your license and you will not be reactivating it at a later date, you do not have to pay a fee.
 

License Numbers
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To improve record keeping, zeros have been added to single digits.  Therefore, if your license number has a 1-9 in it, add a zero before that digit, i.e. 99-01E instead of
99-1E.

License Numbers - How We Assign Your Number!

There are as many different license numbers as there are licensing Boards.  Here’s how Arkansas does it:

* The first two digits are the year you were licensed. 
* The second two digits are simply the number in line that you are in when you
    get licensed.
* The letter is the level you are licensed:  P – Psychologist and E – Examiner. 

Examples:
*  99-01E, the person was licensed in 1999 and was the first person to be fully licensed
    in that year as a Psychological Examiner.
*  02-14P, the person was licensed in 2002 and was the fourteenth person to be fully
     licensed in that year as a Psychologist.

Licensee Forms
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Provisional Licensees click here

Annual Directory

A new annual directory will be produced October - December 2007.  Please contact the Board office for information.
                                                                                                                               8-21-2007

  2006 Directory Word Document

  2006 Directory Adobe Document   

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Arkansas Psychology Board 
101 East Capitol, Suite 415
Little Rock, AR  72201
Telephone: (501) 682-6167
Fax: (501) 682-6165

   www.arkansas.gov/abep
   APBinfo@arkansas.gov