Arizona RNs renew every four years by April 1; a late fee applies from May 1, and the license expires if not renewed by August 1.
Your own expiration date is on your license and in the state license lookup.
| Board | Arizona State Board of Nursing (AZBN) |
|---|---|
| Cycle | Every 4 years, by April 1; $160 |
| Continuing education | No CE hours; instead 960 hours of practice in the past 5 years (or a recent degree or refresher course) |
Every 4 years, by April 1; the fee is $160, with a late fee of $50 a month up to $200.
From the board's renewal page, checked November 10, 2026. The board: "a registered and practical nurse licensee shall renew the license every four years on or before April 1."
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Arizona RNs renew every four years by April 1; a late fee applies from May 1, and the license expires if not renewed by August 1.
No CE hours; instead 960 hours of practice in the past 5 years (or a recent degree or refresher course).
Every 4 years, by April 1; $160.
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