West Virginia operates on a Fiscal Year, July 1st through June 30th. All chiropractic licenses expire annually on June 30th.
Newly graduated doctors of chiropractic who receive their initial license in the year of their graduation are exempt from the continuing education requirements; however, are required to meet all other aspects of license renewal.
Annual
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2024 - 2025
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How do I renew my License (and my Practice)?
Renewal Applications will be mailed by the Board's Executive Director to the address on file prior to the expiration date.
All Renewal Documents must be postmarked, and fees paid on or before July 1st of each year.
All Renewal Documents must be postmarked, and fees paid on or before July 1st of each year.
Renewal Documents:
Renewal Application (completed, signed, and dated)
Continuing Education (18 Hours Minimally: 12 In-person, 6 online or in-person)
License Renewal Fee
Practice Renewal Fee (if applicable)
Renewal Application (completed, signed, and dated)
Continuing Education (18 Hours Minimally: 12 In-person, 6 online or in-person)
License Renewal Fee
Practice Renewal Fee (if applicable)
Renewal Fees:
Practice (PLLC/Corp.) Renewal Fee |
$130.00 |
Renewing As: |
Postmarked by July 1st: |
*Postmarked after July 1st: ($175.00 License Renewal Late Fee) |
*Postmarked after July 31st: (License Suspended, $175.00 License Renewal Late Fee and $175.00 Reinstatement Fee) |
In-State D.C |
$261.00 |
$436.00 |
$611.00 |
Out-of-State D.C. |
$130.00 |
$305.00 |
$480.00 |
Retired D.C. |
$130.00 |
$305.00 |
$480.00 |
All Fees must be paid via check or money order, payable to WV Chiropractic Board (or WVBOCE).
We are working to accept electronic payments by next renewal year!
We are working to accept electronic payments by next renewal year!
*Late Fees/License Suspension/Lapse
When license renewal requirements are postmarked after July 1st, the licensee will be subject to a late fee and after July 31st, an additional reinstatement fee. After a lapse of two (2) years, a license may be issued or reinstated only after the former certificate holder, subsequent to the lapse, has fulfilled all other requirements of licensure as set forth in WV Code Section 30-16-15(e) and/or has passed the National Special Purposes Examination (SPEC) for Chiropractic.