A license issued under this regulation authorizes the licensee to practice licensed certified midwifery while the license is active. Unless renewed, a license expires on October 28 of every even-numbered year, except that an initial license shall not expire within 180 days of the date of issuance. Before a license expires, the licensed certified midwife may renew the license for an additional 2-year term if the licensed certified midwife: Is otherwise entitled to be licensed; Pays to the Board the renewal fee specified in Regulation .13 of this chapter; and Submits to the Board: A renewal application on the form that the Board requires; Satisfactory evidence of current national certification as a certified midwife by AMCB; and If required to submit to a criminal history records check in accordance with § C of this regulation, evidence of submission to a criminal history records check as required by the Board. A licensed certified midwife shall submit to a criminal history records check in order to renew a license in accordance with the following schedule: In 2025—all applicants with an August or September birth month; In 2026—all applicants with a September or October birth month; In 2027—all applicants with an October or November birth month; In 2028— all applicants with a November or December birth month; In 2029—all applicants with a December or January birth month; In 2030—all applicants with a January or February birth month; In 2031—all applicants with a February or March birth month; In 2032—all applicants with a March or April birth month; In 2033—all applicants with an April or May birth month; In 2034—all applicants with a May or June birth month; and In 2035—all applicants with a June or July birth month. In 2036—all applicants with a July or August birth month; The Board may grant a 30-day extension beyond a license’s expiration date so that the license may be renewed before it expires.