What must a licensee pay when reactivating their inactive license?

When reactivating an inactive license, the licensee is required to pay a reactivation fee. This fee is specifically designated for the purpose of bringing an inactive license back into active status. It ensures that the licensee meets the necessary requirements and that administrative costs associated with the reactivation process are covered.

The reactivation process often involves confirming that the licensee continues to meet any educational or professional standards set by the Florida Barber's Board. The fee is essential because it supports the regulatory framework that maintains the integrity and standards of the profession.

While other types of fees, such as an annual fee or inspection fee, may be relevant in different contexts, they do not pertain specifically to the process of reactivating an inactive license. The processing fee could be associated with the administrative handling of various requests but is not specifically tied to reactivation, hence making the reactivation fee the correct requirement in this case.