Licenses Expired LESS Than Three (3) License Cycles
Please submit the following documents to the Board:
(1) A cover letter requesting reinstatement of your expired license. The letter must be signed and
contain your:
i. full name;
ii. license number;
iii. current mailing address; and
iv. list of all jurisdictions (e.g., states or countries) where you are or have been licensed in a
professional capacity and the capacity in which you are or were licensed (e.g.,
veterinarian, real estate agent).
(2) Proof of completion of either 15 continuing education credits if your license has been expired for
less than two years, or 30 continuing education credits if your license has been expired for more
than two years (but less than three years);
(3) A completed, signed, and notarized Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI)
Acknowledgment Form (available at the end of this application); and
(4) An official license verification or certification sent from each licensing jurisdiction where you are
or have been licensed in a professional capacity to the Board either through the mail or email to
vetmedboard@mass.gov.
Licenses Expired MORE Than Three (3) License Cycles
Please submit the following documents to the Board:
(1) A cover letter requesting reinstatement of your expired license. The letter must be signed and
contain your:
i. full name;
ii. license number;
iii. current mailing address;
iv. explanation of your activities during the time period your license was expired;
v. reasons for requesting reinstatement; and
vi. list of all jurisdictions (e.g., states or countries) where you are or have been licensed in a
professional capacity and the capacity in which you are or were licensed (e.g.,
veterinarian, real estate agent).
(2) Proof of completion of 45 continuing education credits;
(3) A completed, signed, and notarized Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI)
Acknowledgment Form (available at the end of this application);
(4) A completed, signed license reinstatement attestation form (available at the end of this
application);
(5) A completed Jurisprudence Examination. Please contact the Board to request a copy of the
examination; and
(6) An official license verification or certification sent from each licensing jurisdiction where you are
or have been licensed in a professional capacity to the Board either through the mail or email to
vetmedboard@mass.gov.