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Resignation/Surrendering Your License

Registrants who wish to resign must inform NSCMIRTP of their decision by email (info@nscmirtp.ca) or request to "surrender" their license during the standard annual online renewal process in November. It is a requirement to resign in good standing if you do not plan to renew. Partial reimbursement of dues is available to those who meet the criteria of the NSCMIRTP reimbursement policy. If you wish to reinstate later and you did not resign in good standing, there is an additional lapsed registrant fee applied to the reinstatement application.

The full reinstatement process must be completed before returning to work as an MIRTP and may take up to 10 business days to complete.