(a) The Commission shall place the license of a licensee on inactive status, and issue an inactive status certificate to the licensee, if the licensee: (1) submits to the Commission an application for inactive status on the form that the Commission provides; (2) pays to the Commission an inactive status application fee set by the Commission; (3) except for the liability insurance requirement of § 8-302.1 of this subtitle, qualifies for an active license; and (4) returns the license of the licensee to the Commission. (b) (1) The holder of a contractor license that is on inactive status may not act as a contractor in the State. (2) The holder of a salesperson license that is on inactive status may not sell a home improvement in the State. (c) (1) The holder of a contractor license that is on inactive status is not required to meet the liability insurance requirement of § 8-302.1 of this subtitle. (2) The holder of a contractor license that is on inactive status is not subject to an assessment for the Fund under § 8-404(b) of this title. (d) The placement of a license on inactive status does not affect the power of the Commission to suspend or revoke the license or to take any other disciplinary action against the licensee. (e) (1) A licensee whose license is on inactive status remains responsible for renewing the license as required under § 8-308 of this subtitle. (2) The holder of a contractor license that is on inactive status may renew the license without complying with the liability insurance requirement of § 8- 302.1 of this subtitle. (3) A licensee whose license is on inactive status shall pay to the Commission a renewal fee set by the Commission. (f) The Commission shall reactivate the license of a licensee that is on inactive status and reissue the license to the licensee, if the licensee: (1) submits to the Commission an application for reactivation on the form that the Commission provides; (2) pays to the Commission a reissuance fee set by the Commission; and (3) meets the requirements for a license, including, in the case of a contractor, the liability insurance requirement under § 8-302.1 of this subtitle.
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