A licensee who practices veterinary medicine in the State shall: Register annually with the Board; Pay the Board a registration fee, as provided in COMAR 15.14.12.02; State on the registration form the licensee's: Primary practice address, if any; Business telephone number, if any; Home (street) address and mailing address if the mailing address is different from the licensee's home address; and Notify the Board in writing of any change in the licensee's name or address (home, mailing, and practice) within 30 days after the change. A veterinarian who fails to renew a veterinary license within 12 months following its expiration date shall seek reinstatement of the license before resuming the practice of veterinary medicine in the State. A veterinarian may seek reinstatement of the veterinary license if the last registration certificate expired no more than 5 years before the date application is made for reinstatement. If more than 5 years have lapsed since the date of expiration of the last registration certificate, the veterinarian shall apply for a new license with the Board, as provided in COMAR 15.14.09. Reinstatement with the Board requires submission of the following to the Board’s office: Personal History Form; Current resume; Licensure verification from all state veterinary boards with which the veterinarian is licensed or has ever been licensed; Proof of the appropriate type and number of hours of continuing education, as provided in COMAR 15.14.10.04, for the period during which the license had lapsed; Payment of the reinstatement fee, as provided in COMAR 15.14.12.02; and Provided the veterinarian is approved for reinstatement by the Board, payment of the registration fee, as provided in COMAR 15.14.12.02.