When does my Delaware RN license expire?

Delaware RN licenses expire February 28, May 31 or September 30 of odd-numbered years, depending on when first issued; all new RN licenses expire September 30 of odd years.

Your own expiration date is on your license and in the state license lookup.

What you need to renew

BoardDelaware Board of Nursing (Division of Professional Regulation)
CycleEvery two years; expires Feb 28, May 31 or Sept 30 of odd years (new licenses Sept 30); fee shown at renewal, late fee is 50% more, up to two months after expiry
Continuing education30 contact hours each renewal period, including 3 hours of substance abuse and 1 hour of abuse recognition/reporting

Delaware RN licenses expire February 28, May 31 or September 30 of odd-numbered years, depending on when first issued; all new RN licenses expire September 30 of odd years. Every two years; expires Feb 28, May 31 or Sept 30 of odd years (new licenses Sept 30); fee shown at renewal, late fee is 50% more, up to two months after expiry. Continuing education: 30 contact hours each renewal period, including 3 hours of substance abuse and 1 hour of abuse recognition/reporting. (Checked November 10, 2026.)

Renew with the board

From the board's renewal page, checked November 10, 2026. The board: "Registered Nurse (RN) licenses expire on February 28, May 31, or September 30 of odd years."

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Delaware RN renewal questions

When does my Delaware RN license expire?

Delaware RN licenses expire February 28, May 31 or September 30 of odd-numbered years, depending on when first issued; all new RN licenses expire September 30 of odd years.

How many CE hours do I need to renew my Delaware RN license?

30 contact hours each renewal period, including 3 hours of substance abuse and 1 hour of abuse recognition/reporting.

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