The State of Alabama wants to remind professionals working in the State to
renew their licenses before the
December 31 st deadline. License renewal season will quickly come to a close for many state boards and agencies on January 1, 2013, while others will begin imposing late fees for renewals on that day. While there’s still time, licensees can renew their professional licenses online by clicking
here.
Renewing a professional license in Alabama is more convenient than ever. Online renewal services are offered 24/7 and allow users to
skip the hassle of waiting in lines or mailing paper forms. With just a few clicks, licensees can complete their renewal and submit their payment
electronically. Both Alabama residents and non-residents can renew using credit or debit cards, often times being able to print their licenses immediately upon payment. In addition, several boards provide licensees the added convenience of reprinting licenses or receipts at any time if using their
online renewal process.
License renewal seasons ending December 31, 2012 include:
License renewal late fees starting January 1, 2013 include:
For more information about Alabama, visit the State’s official website at
http://www.alabama.gov.
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