Georgia RN licenses expire January 31 of even or odd years, every two years, with a late renewal period through the last day of February.
Your own expiration date is on your license and in the state license lookup.
| Board | Georgia Board of Nursing (Secretary of State) |
|---|---|
| Cycle | Every two years, due January 31 of the year it expires (late period February 1 to 28); $65 |
| Continuing education | One of five competency options each period, such as 30 CE hours or a national certification |
Every two years, online, by January 31 of the year your license expires, with a late period of February 1 to 28. The fee is $65.
From the state's rule text, checked November 10, 2026. The rule: "Licenses shall expire on January 31 of even or odd years."
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Georgia RN licenses expire January 31 of even or odd years, every two years, with a late renewal period through the last day of February.
One of five competency options each period, such as 30 CE hours or a national certification.
Every two years, due January 31 of the year it expires (late period February 1 to 28); $65.
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