License Renewal

Renewal Information

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For ACTIVE Licensure Renewal:

Please note that the renewal fee is now $650.  To renew your active Psychologist license, you can either:

• Login to the Board's online renewal portal, or
• Complete the Board's renewal form and either mail it to the Board office with a check for the $650 renewal fee or email it to the Board office with a request  for an online payment link (there is an additional fee for online payments).

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For INACTIVE Licensure Renewal:

To renew your inactive Psychologist license or to put your active license on inactive status, you can either:

• Login to the Board's online renewal portal, or
• Complete the Board's inactive renewal form and either mail it to the Board office with a check for the $100 renewal fee or email it to the Board office with a request  for an online payment link (there is an additional fee for online payments).
  
  

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 Important Information for Renewals:

• Renewal forms and fee MUST be postmarked or received by the Board office on or before December 31, 2024.

• Renewal documents postmarked or received after the above dates will be considered late and require a $200.00 late fee to complete renewal.
• If you would like verification of the Board office's receipt of renewal materials that are mailed, the Board recommends sending materials certified or signature required.
• This is a two-person office and is busy during the renewal period.  As a result, notification of receipt of renewal materials will be limited to the updated expiration sticker that the Board office will send via U.S. Mail. 
• If your renewal form is returned, it could be marked late if received complete after December 31, 2024.
• For Active Licensure Renewals:
  • Renewal will not be considered complete without the required CEUs and renewal fee.
  • Continuing Education Audit.  If you are selected as part of the random audit of renewal materials, please provide proof of all CEUs completed (i.e. course certificates).  Continuing education courses must have taken place during the current biennium (January 1, 2023 - December 31, 2024) for renewal for the next biennium (January 1, 2025 - December 31, 2026).

Verification of or Changes to Personal Information

To verify your directory email and mailing address, please review your information on the licensure lookup page of the Board's website. 

To change your personal information, please login to the licensee database. 

• The system will ask for your Registry #.  This is your license number. 
• If you have forgotten your password or if it is your first time using the system, click either "Forgot your password" or "Register for Online Access."

Continuing Education

Please note:  Any licensee who was licensed in Nevada between January 1, 2023 and December 31, 2024 will not be required to provide proof of Continuing Education credits.

To renew your license for the 2025-2026 biennium, you are required to provide proof of 30 hours of continuing education credits, as follows:

• Fifteen (15) hours of live or face-to-face instruction.  Live credits include online programs in which real-time interaction with the instructor(s) is possible.  The other fifteen (15) credits may be obtained from distance education / home-study / asynchronous learning programs.
• Six (6) hours of scientific and professional ethics and standards, and common areas of professional misconduct.
• Two (2) hours of evidence-based suicide prevention and awareness.
• Six (6) hours related to cultural competency and diversity, equity, and inclusion.
• This requirement was put in place as a 2 hour requirement during the 2021 Legislative session and was increased to 6 hours during the 2023 Legislative session.
• Courses in cultural competency and diversity, equity, and inclusion must address persons of different cultural backgrounds, including, but not limited to, the following categories: 
• Persons from various gender, racial and ethnic backgrounds;
• Persons from various religious backgrounds;
• Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning persons
• Children and senior citizens
• Veterans;  
• Persons with a mental illness; 
• Persons with an intellectual disability, developmental disability, or physical disability; and
• Persons who are part of any other population that the holder of a license may need to better understand, as determined by the Board. 

Continuing education requirements and courses the Board accepts are stated in NAC 641.136.

NO MORE THAN 15 HOME STUDY CREDITS WILL BE APPLIED TOWARD THE CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS