Tool
Renewal and continuing-education planner
What do you still need before this license expires? Choose your credential, enter the expiration date from your own official record, and the planner lays out the reviewed cycle, deadline, topic minimums and renewal steps. Log the courses you complete, see what is still unresolved, and download reminders you choose.
Launch coverage
Credentials with reviewed executable rules
Arithmetic runs only where each number traces to reviewed field evidence from the board. Where a value is text only, unresolved or missing, the planner shows the instruction and leaves that part unresolved instead of guessing.
- Florida general contractor licenseFlorida Construction Industry Licensing Board · 14 hours per 24-month cycle, topic minimums unresolved · 2 classes
- Florida cosmetologist licenseFlorida Board of Cosmetology · 10 hours per 24-month cycle
- Florida electrical contractor licenseFlorida Electrical Contractors’ Licensing Board · 11 hours per 24-month cycle · 2 classes
- Florida esthetician registrationFlorida Board of Cosmetology · 10 hours per 24-month cycle
- Texas cosmetology operator licenseTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · 4 hours per 24-month cycle
- Texas esthetician licenseTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · 4 hours per 24-month cycle
- Texas air conditioning and refrigeration contractor licenseTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · 8 hours per 12-month cycle
How it works
What the planner does, and what it does not
- Select the credential. State, profession and, where the board distinguishes them, the class. A conditional question appears only when a reviewed rule depends on it.
- Set the cycle. Enter the expiration date shown on your official record. The planner checks it against the reviewed expiration rule and derives the cycle start, window and late dates from it. It never verifies your record.
- See the plan and log education. Add completion date, hours and the requirement category for each course. Progress is your entries against reviewed rules; a course you enter is not certified acceptable by this site or the board.
- Keep it local. The plan saves in this browser only. Print it, download calendar reminders, clear it, or start a new cycle explicitly. Nothing is sent to us or to the board.
The planner is not a compliance verdict. It cannot see the board’s records, it does not monitor your license, and it never marks a renewal complete because a date passed.