Resident Registrant. A resident registrant shall register with a supervising authority on or before the date that the registrant: Is released; Is granted probation before judgment; Is granted probation after judgment; Is granted a suspended sentence; or Receives a sentence that does not include a term of confinement. Other Registrants. A nonresident registrant shall register with a supervising authority within 14 days following: Beginning employment in the State; or Enrolling as a student in the State. A registrant moving into the State shall register with a supervising authority within 7 days following the earlier of the date the individual: Establishes a temporary or permanent address; or Applies for a driver's license. Additional Registration for Child Sexual Offenders. A resident child sexual offender shall register with the local law enforcement unit in the county where the child sexual offender's address is located within 7 days after release. A nonresident child sexual offender shall register with the local law enforcement unit where the child sexual offender works or attends school within 7 days after registering with a supervising authority. A child sexual offender moving into the State shall register with the local law enforcement unit in the county where the child sexual offender's address is located within 7 days after registering with a supervising authority. Expiration of Sentence or Supervision. If a sentence, including supervision, for a conviction that requires registration expires, the registrant shall continue to register until the term of registration is completed under Criminal Procedure Article, §11-707(a)(4), Annotated Code of Maryland.