If your license was issued on December 1st, what is the latest date you must pay your renewal fees to the board?

To maintain an active contractor's license in Nevada, renewal fees must be submitted within a specific timeframe. Typically, the renewal period occurs annually, and licenses are generally set to expire one year from the date of issuance. If a license is issued on December 1st, the latest date for paying the renewal fees would be December 31st of the following year. This ensures that the license remains active without any lapse in validity.

Paying by this deadline ensures compliance with the board's regulations and avoids any potential penalties associated with late fees or a lapse in licensure. Understanding this timeline is crucial for contractors to maintain their operations legally and without interruption.