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Veterinarian Renewal Requirements

Annual renewal of your license to practice veterinary medicine in the State of North Dakota is due each year on June 30. The fee is $90.00. Renewals not received by June 30 will be assessed a late fee of 50% of the license fee. If you do not renew your license and continue to practice, you are in violation of North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-29.  A license may be renewed for two years after it expires by payment of all past-due renewal registration fees and late fees and completion of continuing education requirements.  If more than two years have passed since expiration, a new application for licensure must be made and the North Dakota examination must be completed.

 

Renewal notice will be sent via email by June 1st.  Renewals must be completed online through the portal on this website.  It is the licensee's responsibility to keep their contact information updated.

 

Refer to the Board Rules for additional information.

 

 

Veterinary Technician Renewal Requirements

Annual renewal of your veterinary technician license expires each year on December 31. The renewal fee for a one year period is $20.00. Renewals not received by December 31 will be assessed a late fee of 50% of the license fee. Failure to submit the appropriate license renewal fee every year results in forfeiture of all rights and privileges under North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-29 and the veterinary technician may not perform veterinary technician services in the state of North Dakota. A license may be renewed for two years after it expires by payment of all past-due renewal registration fees and late fees and completion of continuing education requirements.  If more than two years have passed since expiration, a new application for licensure must be made.

 

Renewal notice will be sent via email by December 1st.  Renewals must be completed online through the portal on this webiste.  It is the licensee's responsibility to keep their contact information updated.

 

Refer to the Board Rules for additional information.

 

 

Updated 04/09/2022