In Florida, how does the board categorize an inactive license?

In Florida, an inactive license is categorized as delinquent. This designation indicates that while the license holder has not actively engaged in their licensed profession, the license remains in a status that can be reactivated upon fulfilling certain requirements, such as continuing education or other renewal criteria. The delinquent status serves as a reminder to license holders that they need to fulfill specific obligations to maintain their licensure, even if they are not currently practicing.

The term "void" would imply that the license has been permanently canceled and cannot be reinstated without starting the application process anew, which is not applicable to a delinquent license. "Active" refers to a license that is currently in good standing and can be used for business purposes, while "under review" usually describes a situation in which the license is being assessed for compliance or other issues, which would not apply to an inactive license that is classified as delinquent.