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The North Carolina Board of Nursing must verify that you have met all the conditions for renewal before your license is renewed. Licenses are valid for two (2) years. Licensees are only to submit evidence of continuing competence if specifically notified by the Board.
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The North Carolina Board of Nursing no longer issue the wallet size license card or mail notification that your license has been renewed or reinstated. Instead, verify your licensure here . The Board of Nursing's electronic database serves as the primary source of licensure information for nurses in North Carolina.
Renewal / Reinstatement. You are required to renew your license by the last day of your birth month. If you do not renew by the last day of your birth month, your license is automatically placed on expired status at midnight on the last day of the expiration month.
If you have an active NC RN, LPN or APRN license or an active NAII listing, you already have an account. Please do NOT create a new one. Please utilize the Forgot Username?/Forgot Password? buttons located under the Login button to request your username and password if needed.
To renew-reinstate, request retired or inactive status, log in to your Nurse Gateway profile and select the tile that reads as 'EXPIRING SOON!' or 'EXPIRED' which indicates your license under the 'Licenses/Approval to Practice/Certifications' tab. Select Renewal/Reinstatement, Request Inactive Status or Request Retired Status on the following page.
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