Good morning. I hope all is well during these times. I have a few questions about reinstating my registration. I may well be taking time off work in the 2020-21 school year. Here are my questions: First, what happens if you have take time off the register for more than two years? Secondly, if I register in September, is the fee prorated and how much would it be approximately? Thank you,F/up Questionsnam just following up with submitting a new application after two years. Does that mean you need to start from the beginning with supervision and all the required exams. thank you,

Hi,To answer your questions, the NSRP would have to pre-approve your reinstatement to the Register. For more information about the requirements and timeframe to request reinstatement, please see the attached letter from the Registrar sent January 31, 2020.

If you were to request reinstatement of your registration for the pro-rated period September to December 31, 2020, the pro-rated registration fee would be $268.32, plus the $50 reinstatement fee.

If you were off the registry for more than two years, the Regulated Health Professions Act and the Psychology Regulations would require you to submit a new application.

F/up ResponsenTo answer your question about reapplying after 2 years (versus requesting reinstatement up to a 2 year period), we would not require transcripts as we have these on file. However, we would require the application process to be completed and the following supporting documentation submitted:Criminal Record ChecknChild Abuse Checkn3 ReferencesnUpdated CVnPhoto IDnApplication Fee ($250)

Information requested in the Registrar’s letter dated January 31, 2020nOnce all of the application requirements are met, the application would be submitted to the NSRP Registration Subcommittee for approval at the next NSRP Meeting.

As for your question on when the two-year deadline is. Since your registration expired December 31, 2019, the two years would be up December 31, 2021.