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I have been out of the industry for a year and got my licenses 2 years ago (7, 31, 63, 65).
I plan on re-entering the field after law school, but won’t be able to for a couple years.
Is it possible to keep these licenses even though I am not working? What about CE? Thanks.
[quote=Birdman]I have been out of the industry for a year and got my licenses 2 years ago (7, 31, 63, 65).
I plan on re-entering the field after law school, but won’t be able to for a couple years.
Is it possible to keep these licenses even though I am not working? What about CE? Thanks.
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I think that if you expect to get through lawschool you should have the intellectual horsepower and the research capabilty to find the answer to this question yourself. Better to go that route than to rely on an internet bulletin board posting…
From what I remember, your licenses are good for 2 years after you leave a member firm. After that, you must be sponsored and retest.
Use the search function of the forum and search “licenses”. This will return a lot of relevant postings.
It's been posted before, but not likely anyone else will look it up for you. Personally, I don't recall the answer.This is the correct answer to your questionFrom what I remember, your licenses are good for 2 years after you leave a member firm. After that, you must be sponsored and retest.