State of Arizona Board of Chiropractic Laws and Rules Practice Exam

To maintain an inactive chiropractic license, a licensee must submit a completed renewal application and pay the annual fee. This process is required by the Arizona Board of Chiropractic Examiners to ensure that the license remains current, even if the licensee is not actively practicing.

Maintaining an inactive license helps to keep the licensee's status clear and ensures compliance with state regulations. Failing to complete the renewal process can result in the license being considered expired, which would necessitate additional steps to re-establish active status.

While other options may pertain to various aspects of professional development or reporting changes in practice, they do not specifically apply to the requirements for maintaining an inactive license in Arizona. Proper completion of the renewal application and payment of the associated fee is the primary obligation for a licensee wishing to keep their license in inactive status.