The Board shall place a license on inactive status if the licensee: Submits to the Board: A written request for inactive status; and The applicable one-time fee as set forth in COMAR 10.53.12; or Fails to submit the number of CEUs required for renewal of licensure as set forth in COMAR 10.53.04. The Board shall reactivate a license if: The license has been inactive for less than 5 years; The licensee is otherwise entitled to be licensed; and The licensee submits to the Board: A reactivation application on a form required by the Board; Evidence of completion of 10 CEUs for each year before application; The renewal fee as set forth in COMAR 10.53.12; and Written, verified evidence that the applicant for reactivation of their license has completed an application for a criminal history records check by submitting the following: Two sets of fingerprints, as required by the Central Repository and the FBI; and All fees required by the Central Repository and the FBI. A license may not be reactivated until the Board has: Received and reviewed the criminal history records information; and Approved the application. If a license has been inactive for 5 years or more, the individual shall successfully take the Board-approved theory and clinical electrology examinations. While on inactive status an electrologist or electrology instructor is not authorized to practice or instruct and may not use the designation “Electrologist”, “Licensed Electrologist”, “Electrology Instructor”, “Licensed Electrology Instructor”, “L.E.”, or “L.E.I.”.