Licenses converted under Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis Article, §36-403, Annotated Code of Maryland, are valid for 5 years from the date of the initial conversion fee payment to the Administration. As a condition of licensure, a licensee shall comply with all subregulatory guidance issued by the Administration, including but not limited to bulletins, notices, resolutions, seed-to-sale tracking system guidance, and technical authorities posted to the Administration’s website. A cannabis license under this chapter is valid for: 5 years on initial licensure; and 5 years on renewal. At least 90 calendar days before the expiration of a license, the Administration shall notify the licensee of the: Date on which the license expires; Process and the fee required to renew the license; and Consequences of a failure to renew the license. At least 30 calendar days before a license expires, a licensee seeking approval shall submit: The renewal application in the form designated by the Administration; Proof that fingerprints have been submitted to Criminal Justice Information System and the Federal Bureau of Investigation for each agent and any owner with an ownership interest of 5 percent or more; To a full inspection of the licensed premises as described in COMAR 14.17.14.03, unless a full inspection was satisfactorily completed within 3 months before the date of the license expiration; and Payment of the fee specified in COMAR 14.17.21. The Administration may renew a license that meets the requirements for renewal as stated in §E of this regulation. If a licensee fails the inspection or submits a deficient application for renewal, the licensee may apply for reinstatement by: Submitting a plan to correct the deficiencies noted during an inspection; and Amending the application for renewal. The Administration may deny a license renewal if: The plan to correct deficiencies identified in an inspection is deficient; The amended application for renewal is deficient; The licensee is repeatedly found in violation of health and safety regulations during the license period; or The licensee is repeatedly found in violation of this subtitle or Title 36, Alcoholic Beverages and Cannabis Article, Annotated Code of Maryland. A licensee who fails to apply for license renewal by the date specified by the Administration, or whose license was not renewed by the Administration: Shall cease operations at all premises; and May not provide cannabis to any entity or individual. A license may be reinstated upon: Payment of the reinstatement fee specified in COMAR 14.17.21; and Submission of a reinstatement application approved by the Administration. A licensee may not register with the State Department of Assessment and Taxation using a legal name that: Uses the terms “cannabis”, “marijuana”, or other synonym related to controlled substances; Suggests the use of cannabis as an intoxicant; or Incorporates any copyrighted material or trademark or service mark attributable to another entity. The Administration may specify the format and manner for all required licensee and conditional licensee submissions.