This article is designed to help CNAs understand the CNA license renewal process. It includes a step-by-step guide you can follow to successfully renew your license.

Use the table below to view the CNA license renewal process specific to each state:

State: Alabama

In Alabama, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Alabama Department of Public Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Alabama.

To renew your CNA certification in Alabama, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide at least 8 hours of paid employment performing nursing or nursing-related duties under the supervision of a licensed nurse in a licensed facility within the last 24 months.

Renewal Process:

There is no traditional renewal form or online renewal system. Instead:
1. Your employer must report your qualifying work to the Alabama Nurse Aide Registry.
2. The registry updates your status automatically if valid work hours are confirmed.

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Alaska

In Alaska, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Alaska State Board of Nursing. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license status on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Alaska.

To renew your CNA certification in Alaska, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 160 hours of paid employment performing CNA duties under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months
CNA must complete at least 24 contact hours of continuing education in two years. The first 12 Hours need to be completed in the first year.

Renewal Process:

IMP: The renewal cycle runs from 1 April of even-numbered years to 31 March of the following even-numbered year. Renewal applications must be submitted from mid-January through 31 March of even-numbered years.

Online Renewal via MyAlaska Portal:

Visit the My Alaska Portal.
Log in or create an account.
Navigate to the MY LICENSE section.
Select the “Renew License” option for your CNA certification.
Complete the renewal application, including attesting required CE documentation and employment ..
Pay the applicable renewal fee using a credit or debit card.
Submit your Application for Renewal.

Special Notes:

There is a $50 fee to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated

State: Arizona

In Arizona, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Arizona Board of Nursing. A CNA license in Arizona is valid for 24 months. You need to renew it before it expires. You can check your license status on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Arizona.

To renew your CNA certification in Arizona, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

Visit the Arizona Nurse Portal and log in with your existing credentials or create a new account.
Click on the "Apply for Renewal" option next to your license status.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Attest to your work hours, update your contact information, and answer legal history questions.
Submit the application for processing.

Special Notes:

There are no fees for simply maintaining your active status. However, if you fail to maintain it before the license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Arkansas

In Arkansas, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the TMU Portal. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license status on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Arkansas.

To renew your CNA certification in Arkansas, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via TMU:
You may review these steps in detail by clicking this link

Visit the Arkansas TMU website.
Log in to your account.
Once you get signed in, there should be a message stating “You have certifications that can be renewed”. This will bring you to another page that says “Click here to see your eligible renewals.” If this does not show, click the “employment” button at the top of the page, which will take you to the same page
Now navigate to the "Employment" tab and enter your employment details.
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work.
Submit your application. After processing, your certification status will be updated to Active.

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: California

In California, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is managed by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). You can check your license status on the state-run registry by clicking this link.
Here's a step-by-step breakdown of the renewal process:

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in California
To renew your CNA certification in California, you must meet the following requirements:
Work Requirement: You must have worked at least 8 paid hours as a CNA within the past two years.
Training Requirement: You are required to complete 48 hours of in-service training or continuing education (CE) over a two-year period, with a minimum of 12 hours per year. This can be fulfilled in one of the following ways:
All 48 hours of in-service training from state-approved providers can be seen here.
A combination of both, where a maximum of twenty-four hours (24) of the forty-eight (48) hours may be obtained only through a CDPH-approved online computer training program listed on the CDPH website. you can view them here.

Renewal Process

Important: Your CNA license may be renewed within 4 months before your license expires.
Download the Renewal Form:

Use the CDPH 283C: Nursing Aide/ Home Health Aide Renewal Application form. You can download it here
Click here to download the CDPH 283A Continuous Education form to log your CE hours over a period of two years. Note: all the courses you do be it online or offline, should have a #Nac Number that you will need while filling form CDPH 283A
Fill out personal information and certification details
Fill in the CDPH 283A form that Logs completed CE hours with provider details. Note: You need to complete 48 hours of CE, and a maximum of twenty-four (24) of the forty-eight (48) hours may be obtained only through a CDPH-approved online computer training program listed on the CDPH website. You can view them here.
Submit the application form along with the CE form. You can either submit the document here using this online application portal or send your completed CDPH 283C and CDPH 283A form to:
California Department of Public Health,
ATTN: CNA Licensing & Certification Program
P.O. Box 997416,
MS 3301 Sacramento,
CA 95899-7416
Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Colorado

In Colorado, the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Colorado is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Colorado.

To renew your CNA certification in Colorado, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 30 days before its expiration date

Visit the Colorado Division of Professions and Occupations Online Services and log in with your existing credentials or create a new account.
If your certificate is eligible, a “Renewal” button will appear in the Registry section.
Click the “Renewal” button and complete the required fields.
Review all information for accuracy, then click “Submit” to send your renewal request.
Once approved, your updated certificate will be available under the Registration tab. Click “View Registration” to display it or use the download icon to save a copy.

Special Notes:

There is a $50 fee for simply maintaining your active status. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Connecticut

In Connecticut, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Connecticut Department of Public Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Connecticut.

To renew your CNA certification in Connecticut, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNAs in Connecticut are required to renew their license every two years. Renewals are effective two years from the last date of reported/verified employment. For example, if your current expiration date is 8/31/2019 and your last date of employment as a CNA was 7/4/2019, your new expiration date will be 7/31/2021
CNA must have completed at least one 8-hour shift of paid employment as a CNA or in a position providing direct personal or nursing care within the past 24 months.
Renewal Process:

You need to fill out this Employment verification form. Click here to view the form.
You have only filled out half of the form. Your employer needs to fill out the rest. You can also attach the CBH work confirmation form along with the employment verification form.
Once filled, the form should be returned to the registry by fax at (860) 707-1983, email to dph.nurseaide@ct.gov, or mail to the address located at the bottom of the employment verification form.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Delaware

In Delaware, the Delaware Health and Social Services oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Delaware is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Delaware.

To renew your CNA certification in Delaware, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNA must provide evidence of at least 64 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.
CNA must complete 24 hours of continuing education related to CNA practice within the past 24 months, which must include 6 hours of dementia training. And 2 hours on resident/patient abuse prevention, neglect, or mistreatment.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 30 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via Relias Platform: This link provides a more detailed step-by-step guide about the renewal process.
Visit the Delaware CNA Recertification Portal.
Log in using your email address or Delaware CNA Certification Number.
Upon first login, update your email address and change your password.
Purchase the CNA Renewal Package for $25, which includes the required courses.
Complete all courses totaling 24 hours of continuing education.
After completing the courses, fill out the 64 Hours Worked Renewal Form (Course Z64) with your employment details.
Submit the form to complete the renewal process.

Special Notes:

There is a $25 fee to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Florida

In Florida, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Florida Department of Health. A CNA license in Florida is valid for 24 months. You need to renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Florida.

To renew your CNA certification in Florida, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNAs Must Provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.
CNAs must also complete 24 hours of in-service training every two years. In-service training hours shall include, but are not limited to, the following areas:

Bloodborne Pathogens, Infection Control
Domestic Violence
Medical Record Documentation and Legal Aspects Appropriate to Nursing Assistants
Resident Rights
Communication with cognitively impaired clients
CPR skills
Medical Error Prevention and Safety

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via Florida Health Source:

Visit the Florida Health Source website and Log in if you already have an account; if not, create a new account.
Enter your Personal Identifying Information (PII), then click the Login button.
Confirm or update your MQA Services Account email address, then click the “Continue” button.
You are now in the Dashboard. During renewals, a “Renew My License” option will populate no later than 90 days prior to your license expiration date.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work and 24 hours of in-service training.
Submit the application for processing

Special Notes:

There is a $55 fee if you renew your license before it expires.
If you renew after the expiration date, the fee increases to $105.
If your license has expired for more than 120 days, the renewal fee is $120.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Georgia

In Georgia, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Georgia Department of Community Health. A CNA license in Georgia is valid for 24 months. You need to renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Georgia.

To renew your CNA certification in Georgia, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
Professionals must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.
Submit proof of employment, such as a pay stub, W-2 or 1099 form, or a letter from your employer on official letterhead.

Renewal Process:

Online renewal Process

Visit the Georgia Medicaid Management Information System (GAMMIS).
Click on the "Nurse Aide/Medication Aide" tab.
Select "Nurse Aide Program Self-Service Portal" to access the renewal application.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work.
Submit the application for processing.

Offline renewal Process

If you prefer, you can mail your completed renewal form and proof of employment to:
Alliant Health Solutions Nurse Aide Program
P O Box 105753 Atlanta,
GA 30348

Special Notes:
There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Hawaii

In Hawaii, Prometric oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Hawaii.

To renew your CNA certification in Hawaii, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNA must have completed at least 8 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months
Complete 24 hours of continuing education in the two-year period prior to certification expiration

Note: Complete a competency evaluation conducted by a registered nurse instructor or evaluator approved by the Department of Human Services.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 30 days before its expiration date

Download and complete the Hawaii Nurse Aide Registry Recertification Form.
Have your employer verify your work experience by completing the appropriate section of the form.
If your work was in a non-Medicaid/Medicare approved facility, include proof of completing the required 24-hour CE training.
Mail the completed form and any required documentation to Prometric at:
PrometricHI Nurse Aide
354 Uluniu Street,
Suite 308
Kailua,
HI 96734

Special Notes:

If your work experience was in a Medicaid/Medicare-approved nursing facility, no recertification fees are required.
If your work experience was in a non-Medicaid/Medicare-approved facility, a $27 recertification fee is required.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Idaho

In Idaho, the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Idaho is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Idaho.

To renew your CNA certification in Idaho, you must meet the following criteria:
Work Requirement:
CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 30 days before its expiration date

Download the Idaho CNA Renewal Form
Fill out your personal information.
Have your employer complete and sign the employment verification section. If your employer is unavailable, you may submit pay stubs or canceled checks as proof of employment.
Submit the Form: by either emailing the board at IDNAP@dhw.idaho.gov or by mail. You can mail the physical document hereIdaho Nurse Aide RegistryLicensing & Certification –
Bureau of Facility Standards
P.O. Box 83720
Boise, ID
83720-0009

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Illinois

In Illinois, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH). You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Illinois

To renew your CNA certification in Illinois, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must have worked at least 8 consecutive hours of paid work performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months under the supervision of a licensed nurse in an approved facility.

Renewal Process

No renewal form is required to keep your license active. The CNA license will stay active until you work at least 8 hours in 24 months. If you haven't worked the required hours, you must retest to stay active. You must retake and pass the state competency evaluation (written and skills test) to be placed back on the registry.

Special Notes:
There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Indiana

In Indiana, the Indiana Department of Health oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Indiana is valid for 24 months. You must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Indiana.

To renew your CNA certification in Indiana, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months

Renewal Process:

Online Process :

Visit the Indiana Licensing Enterprise and log in with your existing credentials or create a new account using the "Register a Person" option.
Select the "Renew License" option next to your certification status.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Attest to your work hours, update your contact information, and answer legal history questions.
Submit the application for processing.NOTE: You can review the steps in more detail here

Offline Process :

Note: Only to be filled if your license has expired and you are not able to go through the online renewal process

Download Certified Nurse Aide Renewal form
Fill in the details.
Let your employer attest to your 8 hours of work with their signature.
Email the form to aides@health.in.gov

Special Notes:

There are no fees for simply maintaining your active status. If your license has expired for more than 8 months, the employment verification form must be completed in full and submitted to the Registry by your verifying employer. Completed forms may be emailed to aides@health.in.gov or faxed to 317-233-7442
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Iowa

In Iowa, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Iowa Department of Inspections and Licensing. Iowa CNA certifications do not expire. However, certain requirements must be met to maintain an active status on the Iowa Direct Care Worker (DCW) Registry.Once your employer reports your work history to the board, your license will stay active for two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Iowa.

To renew your CNA certification in Iowa, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

No Formal Renewal Application: Since CNA certifications in Iowa do not expire, there is no formal renewal application process. However, maintaining an Active Status is important, and this can be done as follows:

Ensure you work at least 8 hours in a nursing or nursing-related capacity within a 24-month period.
Employer Reporting: Have your employer report your employment to the DCW Registry as outlined above.
Long-term care facilities and certain federally certified entities (e.g., hospices, hospitals, home health agencies, ambulatory surgical centers) can report employment hours electronically.
Other employers must submit an attestation letter and job description on official letterhead to the DCW Registry via:

Email: DCW@dia.iowa.gov
Fax: (515) 281-6259
Mail: Iowa Direct Care Worker Registry
c/o Iowa Dept. of Inspections,
Appeals, & Licensing 6200 Park Avenue,
Suite 100 Des Moines,
Iowa 50321
Special Notes:
There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Kansas

In Kansas, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Kansas Department of Aging and disability Services. A CNA license in Georgia is valid for 24 months. You need to renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Kansas.

To renew your CNA certification in Kansas, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNAs are required to provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before its expiration date

Your employer must verify your employment and submit the necessary documentation to the Kansas Nurse Aide Registry.
You can download this employment letter and get it signed by your employer.
Once filled email the letter to kdads.certification@ks.gov

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before the license is expire,d then you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Kentucky

In Kentucky, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Kentucky Board of Nursing. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Kentucky.

To renew your CNA certification in Kentucky, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment as a nurse aide performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Create or Access Your Nurse Portal Account: Visit the Kentucky Board of Nursing Nurse Portal to create or log in to your account.Yo u can refer to this video for assistance on account Login and sign up.
Submit Renewal Application: Once logged in, the option to "Apply for renewal" will appear next to your SRNA Certification on the Nurse Portal Dashboard, no sooner than 60 days prior to your expiration date.
Complete the renewal application, uploading required documents such as proof of employment and continuing education.
Provide Required Information
Submit Proof of employment this can be Paycheck Stub, W-2 form from the previous year or a Letter from a healthcare facility on official letterhead signed and dated by the appropriate party
After completing the application and uploading necessary documents, submit your renewal application through the Nurse Portal.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Louisiana

In Louisiana, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Louisiana Department of Public Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Louisiana.

To renew your CNA certification in Louisiana, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide at least 8 hours of paid employment performing nursing or nursing-related duties under the supervision of a licensed nurse in a licensed facility within the last 24 months.

Renewal Process:

There is no traditional renewal form or online renewal system. Instead:
- Your employer must report your qualifying work to the Louisiana Department of Public Health.
- The registry updates your status automatically if valid work hours are confirmed.

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Maine

In Maine, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Maine Department of Human Services. A CNA license in Maine is valid for 24 months, so you need to renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Maine.

To renew your CNA certification in Maine, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNAs must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:
IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal

Visit the CNA License Renewal Online Portal, click on renewal, and press continue
Once your License appears, you will be asked for the Access pin
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Attest to your work hours, update your contact information, and answer legal history questions.
Submit the application for processing.

Special Notes:

There are no fees for simply maintaining your active status. However, if you fail to maintain it before the license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Maryland

In Maryland, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Maryland Board of Nursing. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Maryland.

To renew your CNA certification in Maryland, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

A professional must provide evidence of at least 16 hours of compensated employment as a nursing assistant within the 2-year period immediately preceding the renewal date.

Renewal Process:

IMP: your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before or no later than 30 days after its expiration date

Online Renewal:

Access the Maryland Board of Nursing's Online Renewal System.
Log in using your credentials.
Complete all required fields in the renewal application.
Pay the renewal fee using a Visa or MasterCard credit/debit card.
Submit the application.

Special Notes:

There is a $40 fee for renewing your CNA license. If your certification has been non-renewed for greater than one year, contact the Certification Renewals Department at MBON.CNA@maryland.gov for guidance on how to proceed with your renewal.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Massachusetts

In Massachusetts, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health Nurse Aide Registry Inquiry System. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Massachusetts.

To renew your CNA certification in Massachusetts, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNAs in Massachusetts are required to renew their license every two years.
Have completed at least 8 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before your license expires.

Click here to log in to your account on the Massachusetts Department of Public Health eLicensing System or create a new one if you haven't already.
Add employer details
Sign the employer attestation form and submit the application.

NOTE: Click here to view a detailed video on the license renewal Process.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. However, if you fail to maintain it before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Michigan

In Michigan, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Michigan

To renew your CNA certification in Michigan, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
Have completed at least 40 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) within the past 24 months.
Beginning 23 March 2026, CNAs in Michigan will be required to complete 12 hours of continuing education each year, totaling 24 hours over a two-year period. This training must cover key topics such as abuse, neglect, and care planning, and CNAs must keep records of their completed education in case of an audit.

Renewal Process:

IMP : Your CNA license must be renewed within 45 days before your license expires.

Important link for your reference:

Click here for an instructional video on how to create a MILogin account: How To Create a MILogin Account.
Click here for an instructional video on Nurse Aide renewals: Nurse Aide Registration Renewal Information
Click here for an instructional video on creating a MI-NATES Account for Pre-Existing CNAs and renewing CNA Registration.

2. Once logged in, submit an Acknowledgment of employment providing nursing or nursing-related services for monetary compensation (for a minimum of 40 hours in the last 24 months).

3. Effective 23 March 2026, an attestation must be provided indicating that at least 12 hours annually of continuing education has been completed within the renewal period. The statute or rules do not specify the continuing education course or source required. When attesting to completing the requirement during renewal, the nurse aide must maintain documentation demonstrating that they have completed a course, training, etc., including, but not limited to, abuse, neglect, or care planning.

Note: CE Documentation must show course name, location, hours of course, topic, and date completed to demonstrate compliance with R 400.315 if requested by the department for auditing purposes

Special Notes:

There is a $40 fee to renew your License. However, if you fail to maintain the active status before the license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Minnesota

In Minnesota, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Minnesota Department of Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Minnesota.

To renew your CNA certification in Minnesota, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment as a nurse aide performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.
Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via MDH Nurse Aide Registry: You may review these steps in detail by clicking this link

Visit the Minnesota Nurse Aide Registry.
Create an account or log in to your existing one.
On your dashboard, click "Renew Application."
You’ll be directed to the Personal Information section. Here, you can update your email, name, or phone number if needed, then click Next.
Enter your employment history from the past 24 months.
Check the box that says "I am currently working through a staffing agency" and enter the healthcare facility details.
Upload documentation to verify at least 8 hours of work, such as a pay stub or a work confirmation letter issued by Clipboard Health (CBH).
Submit your application for processing.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Mississippi

In Mississippi, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Mississippi Department of Health and Senior Services, but it is done using the TMU Portal. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license status on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Mississippi.

To renew your CNA certification in Mississippi, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment as a nurse aide performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via TMU:

You may review these steps in detail by clicking this link

Visit the Mississippi TMU website.
Log in to your account.
Once you get signed in, there should be a message stating “You have certifications that can be renewed”. This will bring you to another page that says “Click here to see your eligible renewals.” If this does not show, click the “employment” button at the top of the page, which will take you to the same page
Now navigate to the "Employment" tab and enter your employment details.
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work. This can be Paa y Stub, Wa 2 form, along with the CBH Work confirmation letter
Pay the $25 renewal fee online.(Non-refundable)
After processing, your certification status will be updated to Active.

If your license is expired for less than 3 months, but you have been working as a CNA, use this Renewal for Non-Employer

Click on this non-employer CNA license renewal link
Fill in your details
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work. This can be a Pay Stub, W2 form, along with the CBH Work confirmation letter
Pay the $25 renewal fee online.(Non-refundable)
After processing, your certification status will be updated to Active.

Special Notes:

There is a $25 fee to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated

State: Missouri

In Missouri, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Missouri.

To renew your CNA certification in Missouri, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment as a nurse aide performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.
Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via TMU:

You may review these steps in detail by clicking this link

Visit the Missouri TMU website.
Log in to your account. Once you get signed in, there should be a message stating “You have certifications that can be renewed”. This will bring you to another page that says “Click here to see your eligible renewals.” If this does not show, click the “employment” button at the top of the page, which will take you to the same page
Now navigate to the "Employment" tab and enter your employment details.
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work.
Pay the $20 renewal fee online.
After processing, your certification status will be updated to Active.

Special Notes:

Simply maintaining your active status costs $20. However, if you fail to maintain the active status before the license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Montana

In Montana, the Montana DPHSS oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Montana is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Montana.

To renew your CNA certification in Montana, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via BOUNDS Portal:

Visit the BOUNDS portal and log in with your existing credentials or create a new account.
If your certificate is eligible, a “Renew” button will appear next to your certification status.
Click the “Renew” button and complete the required fields.
Review all information for accuracy, then click “Submit” to send your renewal request.
Once approved, your updated certificate will be available under your profile.

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Nebraska

In Nebraska, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Nebraska Department of Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Nebraska.

To renew your CNA certification in Nebraska, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide at least 8 hours of paid employment performing nursing or nursing-related duties under the supervision of a licensed nurse in a licensed facility within the last 24 months.

Renewal Process:

There is no traditional renewal form or online renewal system. Instead:
- Your employer must report your qualifying work to the Nebraska Department of Health using a Nurse Aide registry form when they hire a new nurse aide and a Nurse Aide termination form when the nurse no longer works with them.
- The registry updates your status automatically if valid work hours are confirmed.

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Nevada

In Nevada, the state board of Nursing oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Nevada is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Nevada.

To renew your CNA certification in Nevada, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNA must provide evidence of at least 40 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 2 years.
CNA must also complete 24 hours of continuing education related to CNA practice within the past 2 years.. To understand what topics should be covered in CE, you may visit this link

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration dateOnline Renewal via Nevada Nurse Portal:

Visit the Nevada Nurse Portal and log in with your existing credentials or create a new account.
You can submit your renewal application up to 60 days before your certification's expiration date.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Attest to your work hours and continuing education, update your contact information, and answer legal history questions.
Submit the application and pay the renewal fee.

Special Notes:

There is a $50 fee to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: New Hampshire

In New Hampshire, the New Hampshire State Department of Health oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in New Hampshire is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in New Hampshire.

To renew your CNA certification in New Hampshire, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNA must provide evidence of at least 200 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 2 years.
Complete 24 contact hours of continuing education within the past 2 years, or successfully complete a competency test within the past 2 years.

Note: Please remember to track your continuing education in CE Broker; continuing education certificates are no longer uploaded in the online renewal application and are now managed by a third party. You can visit our CE Broker informational page if you have any questions or to review CE Broker FAQs

You may view this page for more information.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via NH Online Licensing:

Note: You will receive a registration code via email, which will be required to renew the License online.

Visit the NH Online Licensing portal and log in with your existing credentials or create a new account.
Select the "Renew License" option next to your certification status.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Attest to your work hours and continuing education, update your contact information, and answer legal history questions.
Submit the application for processing.

Special Notes:

There is a $63 fee to renew your CNA license. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: New Jersey

In New Jersey, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the New Jersey Department of Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in New Jersey

To renew your CNA certification in New Jersey, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
You must have worked at least 7 paid hours providing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.
Employment must be in a licensed health care facility or agency.
You must have a criminal background check, with fingerprinting, before the certification expiration date.
Work must be verifiable by your employer, proving your minimum work requirement to be eligible for work.
Renewal Process:

Approximately 45 days before your certification expires, you should receive a renewal notice by mail. It's crucial to keep your mailing address updated with the New Jersey Nurse Aide Registry to receive this notice.
Application Submission: Follow the instructions provided in the renewal notice to complete and submit your renewal application.
Background Check: Complete the required criminal background check and fingerprinting as instructed.
Confirmation: After processing, you will receive confirmation of your renewed certification.If your license becomes inactive, you must retest to stay active. You must retake and pass the state competency evaluation (written and skills test) to be placed back on the registry.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: New Mexico

In New Mexico, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the New Mexico Healthcare Authority. But the license renewal process is done using the TMU Portal. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in New Mexico.

To renew your CNA certification in New Mexico, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment as a nurse aide performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via TMU:

Visit the New Mexico TMU website.
Log in to your account.
Once you get signed in, there should be a message stating “You have certifications that can be renewed”. This will bring you to another page that says “Click here to see your eligible renewals.” If this does not show, click the “employment” button at the top of the page, which will take you to the same page
Now navigate to the "Employment" tab and enter your employment details.
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work. This can be Paa y Stuba , W2 form, along with the CBH Work confirmation letter
Pay the $26 renewal fee online. (Non-refundable)
After processing, your certification status will be updated to Active.

Special Notes:

There are $26 fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated

State: New York

In New York, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the New York State Department of Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in New York.

To renew your CNA certification in New York, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must have completed at least 7 hours of paid employment as a nurse aide within the past 24 months.
Renewal Process:
IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 4 months before your license expires.

Download the New York CNA Registry Renewal Form.
Fill in all required fields, ensuring accuracy.
Include a $40 money order made payable to the NYNA Commissioner of Health. This fee is nonrefundable.
Mail the Completed Form and Payment to Prometric At:
NY Nurse Aide Registry Recertification
7941 Corporate Drive
Nottingham,
MD 21236

Special Notes:

Renewing your CNA license costs $40. However, if you fail to maintain the active status before the license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: North Carolina

In North Carolina, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the NC Department of Health and Human Services. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in North Carolina

To renew your CNA certification in North Carolina, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

Have completed at least 8 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) within the past 24 consecutive months.
Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 45 days before your license expires.

Click here and fill out the CNA license renewal form.
Once you submit the renewal form, ask your employer to submit an Employment verification form. You may click here to obtain the Nurse Aide Employment Verification Form (to be completed by an employer). The Registered Nurse who submits the form to DHSR may be either the Nurse Aide’s direct supervisor or another Registered Nurse who has access to employment records.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. However, if you fail to maintain it before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: North Dakota

In North Dakota, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the North Dakota Human Services. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in North Dakota.

To renew your CNA certification in North Dakota, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must have completed at least 8 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

Online Renewal:

Visit the North Dakota Nurse Aide Registry Online Services.
Select the appropriate renewal form for Certified Nurse Aide (CNA).
Complete the renewal application, including the employer verification section.for independent contractors please complete the employer page as a PAST EMPLOYER and add your last shift details.
Submit the application online.

Paper Renewal:

Download the CNA Renewal Form.
Complete all sections of the application.
Have your North Dakota employer complete the employer verification section.
Mail the completed form to the North Dakota Department of Health & Human Services
Mail Address :
North Dakota Department of Health & Human Services
Division of Health Facilities
600 E Boulevard Ave,
Dept 301 Bismarck,
ND 58505-0200

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Ohio

In Ohio, CNAs are called State Tested Nurse Aides (STNAs). In Ohio, the renewal process is managed by the Ohio Nurse Aide Registry. You can check your license status here. Here's a step-by-step breakdown of the process:

Requirements for CNA/ STNA’s License Renewal in Ohio

To renew your STNA’s certification in Ohio, you must meet the following requirements

Work Requirement:

worked at least 8 paid hours performing nursing-related services within the past 24 months under the supervision of a licensed or registered nurse.

Renewal Process:

Log in or create an account on the Ohio E-License portal. You can do it by clicking here
To review the step-by-step login process, view this document
Go to your E-Licensing dashboard and click on renew.
Follow the steps and submit your renewal application.
If someone wants to stay on the nurse aide registry but hasn’t worked in over 24 consecutive months, they must do one of the following:
Provide proof of at least 7.5 consecutive hours or 8 hours within a 48-hour period of paid nursing or nursing-related services during that 24-month timeframe, or complete additional training and pass a competency evaluation as outlined in sections (D)(1) and (D)(2) of Ohio Administrative Code rule 3701-17-07.1.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA/STNA until you are reactivated.

State: Oklahoma

In Oklahoma, the Oklahoma State Department of Health oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Oklahoma is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Oklahoma.

To renew your CNA certification in Oklahoma, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 30 days before its expiration date

Online renewal process

Fill out the digital Nurse AIde renewal Form Here.
Fill out the required details. If you have had a name change since your last renewal, please include a certified copy of the marriage license or other court document that reflects the name change when you submit this application.
Sign your 8 hrs employment attestation form.
Upload Proof of employment. It can be your pay stub, W2 form, or work confirmation letter issued by CBH.
Submit your application for renewal.

Download and Complete the Renewal Application:

Download the Nurse Aide Renewal Application Form (ODH Form 301).
Fill out the form, indicating the type(s) of certification you wish to renew.
Provide proof of employment, such as an administrative signature, pay stub, or W-2 form, verifying at least 8 hours of qualifying work within the past 24 months. Even a work confirmation letter from CBH is accepted.
Email the completed form to nar@health.ok.gov, or mail to:

NAR-OSDH
PO Box 268816
Oklahoma City,
OK 73126-8816

Special Notes:

There are no fees for simply maintaining your active status. And if your license has expired for more than two years, then you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Oregon

In Oregon, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Oregon State Board of Nursing. It is maintained by the Health License Office (HLO). The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Oregon

To renew your CNA certification in Oregon, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must have completed at least 400 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) within the past 24 months.

Note: if you have successfully passed the Board-approved competency examination within the last two years, then you are exempt from the 400-hour paid employment requirement.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 45 days before your license expires.

Log in to the HLO Portal by clicking here .
You will need your license number and Personal Identification Number (PIN).

If you don't know your PIN, follow these steps

Go to: https://elite.hlo.state.or.us/OHLOPublicR/LPRBrowser.aspx to look up your authorization.
Under "Search By Name," enter your last name and first name. If you have a common name, you may need to enter additional identifying information to narrow down the search for your authorization (i.e., license number or type).
Click on the blue "Start Search" button.
Look for your name and the license you would like to renew, and click on the small "arrow" icon to the left of your name
On the next page, look for "Enter Email Address to Request Renewal PIN Number."
Enter your email address, and click on the blue "Email Renewal PIN."
If you have a valid email address on file with HLO, an email will be sent to your email address with your PIN. Be sure to check your junk or spam folder as well.

3. Once you log in, you will be guided through the online renewal process.

4. After you have completed your renewal, you will be provided with a confirmation page. Please print the confirmation page as your receipt, which will provide verification of your authorization for 30 days from the renewal date.

Special Notes:

There is a $60 fee to renew your License. However, if you fail to maintain the active status before the license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Pennsylvania

In Pennsylvania, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Pennsylvania

To renew your CNA certification in Pennsylvania, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

Have worked at least one documented day (8 consecutive hours) in a paid nursing-related role within the past 24 months in a state-approved facility.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before your license expires

Visit the Credentia CNA365 website.
Log in or create a new account.
Complete the renewal application by verifying your personal details, employment history, and confirming the accuracy of the information provided.
Submit the application and wait for a confirmation email.
This CNA license Renewal Guide provides a step-by-step guide to assist you with the renewal process.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. However, if you fail to maintain it before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Rhode Island

In Rhode Island, the Rhode Island Department of Health oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Rhode Island is valid for 24 months. You must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Rhode Island.

To renew your CNA certification in Rhode Island, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via Rhode Island e-Licensing Portal:

Visit the Rhode Island e-Licensing Portal.
Log in using your credentials. If you are a new user, click on “Register A Person” to create an account.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all required fields are filled accurately.
You can pay the $35 renewal fee using a credit card, debit card, or ACH/e-check. MasterCard, Visa, Discover, and American Express are accepted. Processing fees may apply.
Submit the application. Your renewal is not complete until payment is processed.

Special Notes:

Renewing your CNA license costs $35 if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: South Carolina

In South Carolina, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the South Carolina Department of Health. A CNA license in South Carolina is valid for 24 months. You need to renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in South Carolina.

To renew your CNA certification in South Carolina, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA Must Provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via CNA365:

Visit the CNA365 portal and log in with your existing credentials or create a new account.
Select the “Renewal” option for your listing.
Complete all required fields and upload any necessary supporting documentation.
Click “Add to Cart” and proceed to payment.
Enter a voucher code if applicable, or submit payment using the available options.
After payment is processed, view your updated registry card in the CNA365 portal.

Special Notes:

There is $35 for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before the license expires, then you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: South Dakota

In South Dakota, the state board of Nursing oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in South Dakota is valid for 24 months, and you must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in South Dakota.

To renew your CNA certification in South Dakota, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNA must have been employed for paid Nurse Aide services for at least 12 hours.
CNA must have completed at least 12 hours of in-service training per year (a total of 24 hours over two years)

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before its expiration date

Method 1: Online Renewal via South Dakota Registry:

Visit the South Dakota registry for CNA license renewal.
Enter your information like Name, SSN number, and registration number. Then press submit and continue
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
After you complete the online process, you will be asked to download the form
Ask your employer to attest to 12 work hours.
Once done, email the form to sduap@state.sd.us to submit the application. Allow 5–7 business days for the South Dakota Board of Nursing to process your renewal application

Method 2: Renewal through Renewal Form:

Access the Lapsed Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) Renewal Application from the South Dakota Board of Nursing and download the form hereSouth Dakota Department of Health
Fill in your personal details, including name, contact information, and registry number.
Answer all disciplinary history questions.
Attest to meeting the renewal requirements: At least 12 hours of paid employment as a nurse aide in the preceding 24 months. And at least 12 hours of in-service training per year (24 hours total) within the last 24 months.
Have your employer complete and sign the section verifying your employment hours and training.
Once done, email the form to sduap@state.sd.us to submit the application. You can also mail the form at the
South Dakota Board of Nursing
4305 S. Louise Ave., Suite 201
Sioux Falls, SD 57106-3115

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Tennessee

In Tennessee, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Tennessee Health Facilities and Commission. Since March 2025, the Board has transferred all the CNA license renewals and demographics changes to the TMU portal. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Tennessee.

To renew your CNA certification in Tennessee, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date
You may review these steps in detail by clicking this link

Visit the Tennessee TMU website.
Once you get signed in, there should be a message stating “You have certifications that can be renewed”. This will bring you to another page that says “Click here to see your eligible renewals.” If this does not show, click the “employment” button at the top of the page, which will take you to the same page
Now navigate to the "Employment" tab and enter your employment details.
Upload the required documentation as proof of your 8 hours of work. such as a pay stub or payroll printout, along with the work confirmation letter issued by Clipboard Health (CBH).
Submit your application for processing.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Texas

In Texas, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Texas Health and Human Services. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Texas.

To renew your CNA certification in Texas, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:
CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services within the past 24 months.
CNAs must complete 24 hours of in-service education every two years, which must include training in geriatrics.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via TULIP:
You can view the renewal flow chart here

Visit the Texas Unified Licensure Information Portal (TULIP).
Log in to your account. If you don't have an account, you'll need to create one.
Navigate to the Nurse Aide (NA) licensure type and select "Certified Nurse Aide Renewal Application" or "Renewal Application for Expired Licenses" if applicable.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all personal information is up to date.
Provide employment verification details, including uploading the notarized Employment Verification Form (Form 5506-NAR).
Attest that you do not have any Employee Misconduct Registry entries or criminal convictions that would restrict them from renewing
Attest that you have completed in-service education hours.
And submit your application for review. Once approved, you will receive an email.

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. But if you fail to maintain the active status before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Utah

In Utah, the TMU Portal oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in Utah is valid for 24 months. You must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Utah.

To renew your CNA certification in Utah, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

A CNA must provide evidence of at least 200 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before its expiration date or up to 6 months after

Log in to your TMU account and click on the "Eligible Renewals" tab to download the form.
Print the form and have each qualifying employer verify and sign your hours.
If multiple employers are used to meet the 200-hour requirement, submit all signed forms together. Make sure the document is signed by a licensed nurse or authorized HR representative.
You can either Email your signed form to office@utahcnaregistry.com or mail it to the address listed on the form. Do not submit by both methods.

Special Notes:

If your form is late, UNAR will send a secure payment link. The fee is $20 for 1–30 days late, or $40 for 31–180 days late. Cash, checks, money orders, or cashier’s checks are not accepted. If over 6 months have passed, you must retake the CNA exams.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Vermont

In Vermont, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Vermont Office of Professional Regulations (OPR). The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Vermont.

To renew your CNA certification in Vermont, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 400 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via Vermont Office of Professional Regulation (OPR) Portal:

Visit the Vermont OPR Online Licensing System.
Log in using your credentials. If you are a new user, click on “Create Account” to set up your profile.
Complete the renewal application, ensuring all required fields are filled accurately.
Upload proof of employment, such as a pay stub, W-2, or 1099 form, verifying your work as an LNA within the required timeframe.
Pay the renewal fee of $65 using a credit card, debit card, or ACH/e-check.
Submit the application. Your renewal is not complete until all required documentation is received and processed.

Special Notes:

There is a $65 Fee to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Virginia

In Virginia, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Virginia Department of Health Professions. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Virginia.

To renew your CNA certification in Virginia, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

You must have completed at least 8 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) within the past 24 months.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before your license expires.

You can log in to the Virginia Department of Health professionals by clicking here. If you already have an account, log in here. If not, you can register as a new user by clicking here.
Submit an attestation of your employment performing nursing-related activities within the past 24 months.
Pay the renewal Fees.

Special Notes:

Renewing your License costs $30. If your certification has expired for more than 90 days, you must apply for reinstatement, which costs an additional $30.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Washington

In Washington, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Washington State Department of Health. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed annually. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Washington.

To renew your CNA certification in Connecticut, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

There is no specific work hour requirement or Continuing education (CE) requirement for renewal in Washington. However, maintaining an active status requires timely renewal.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before your license expires. The expiry date is your birthday.

Online Renewal:

Log in to your Secure Access Washington (SAW) account.
Add the “Health Professional and Facility Licensing (HELMS)” service to your account.You can follow these step-by-step instructions to guide you through the login and setup process.
Once logged in and HELMS is added, locate your account by entering your personal details.
Under the Professional Credential section, you’ll see a list of your licenses that are due for renewal.
Click on "Renewal" for the appropriate license and proceed to make the payment.
Once the payment is successfully processed, your license should be renewed immediately.You can find more information and a full overview of the process here.

Special Notes:

There is a $85 fee for renewing your CNA license. But if you fail to maintain the active status before the license expires, you will have to bear an additional $50 late fee. And will have to process the renewal offline. You can review more details here
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: West Virginia

In West Virginia, the West Virginia Office of Health Facilities oversees the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process. A CNA license in West Virginia is valid for 24 months. You must renew it before it expires. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in West Virginia.

To renew your CNA certification in West Virginia, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must provide evidence of at least 8 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 2 years.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date. You may receive a re-registration form via mail to your registered address 30 to 60 days before your license expires. You can fill in the form and mail it to the address provided on the form, along with the work confirmation letter issued by CBH, or fill in the form online.

Online Renewal via OHFLAC Portal:

Visit the West Virginia Nurse Aide Registration Renewal Application.
Enter your registration number and complete the application form.
Provide personal information, employment details, and answer legal history questions.
Submit the application

Note: If you are working as an independent contractor, you will need a letter from your staffing agency attesting to your work. A CBH work experience letter will work.

Special Notes:

There are no fees to renew your CNA license if you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Wisconsin

In Wisconsin, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. But it is managed by Headmaster LLP / TMU (TestMaster Universe). The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Wisconsin

To renew your CNA certification in Wisconsin, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA must have worked at least one documented day (8 consecutive hours) in a paid nursing-related role under the supervision of an RN or LPN within the past 24 months in a federally certified facility.

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 90 days before your license expires.If your certification will expire in the next 90 days, you'll have the option to add your employer on TMU. For example, if your certification expires on November 1, you'll be able to add a new employer after August 2. This step begins your renewal process.

Log in to your TestMaster Universe (TMU) account. If you haven't yet set up login credentials in TMU Create a New Account.
Navigate to the "Employment" tab and select "Add Employment."
Enter your employment details, including the facility name and dates of employment.
TMU will send an email verification request to your employer.
Once your employer verifies your work history, your CNA certification will be renewed for another 24 months.

If you work for an employer in Wisconsin or any other state that is not listed in TMU.
Complete a Wisconsin Nurse Aide Registry Renewal Form, F-03211 (PDF) and give to your employer to complete Section 2. Return the completed form via fax to 608-226-5524 or email dhswidqa_natcep@dhs.wisconsin.gov

Special Notes:

There is no fee for simply maintaining your active status. However, if you fail to maintain it before your license expires, you may have to retake the CNA test.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

State: Wyoming

In Wyoming, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) license renewal process is overseen by the Wyoming state Board of Nursing. The state requires the CNA license to be updated and renewed every two years. You can check your license state on the state-run registry by clicking this link.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help you navigate the renewal process.

Requirements for CNA License Renewal in Wyoming.

To renew your CNA certification in Wyoming, you must meet the following criteria:

Work Requirement:

CNA needs to provide evidence of at least 200 hours of compensated employment performing nursing or nursing-related services under the supervision of a licensed nurse within the past 5 years.

CNA must fulfill Continuing Education (CE) Requirements, which are as follows:
If employed for 400 or more hours in the past 2 years: No CEUs required.
If employed for 200–399 hours in the past 2 years: 15 CEUs required.
If employed for less than 200 hours in the past 2 years: 30 CEUs required.
Hold a current or recently expired certificate (not expired for more than five years).

Renewal Process:

IMP: Your CNA license must be renewed within 60 days before its expiration date

Online Renewal via WSBN Nurse Portal:

Visit the Wyoming Nurse Portal.
Log in using your credentials. If you are a new user, click on “Create Account” to set up your profile.
Navigate to your dashboard and select the "Renewal" link next to your CNA license.
Complete the renewal application, including uploading any required CEU documentation and proof of employment document.
Pay the $50 renewal fee.
Submit the application and await confirmation of renewal.

Special Notes:

There is a $50 fee to renew your CNA license If you do so before it expires. If your license has expired for more than two years, you will have to take the CNA competency exam to become eligible.
It is your responsibility to ensure your registry information is up-to-date (address, name changes, etc.).
If your status is marked inactive, you cannot work as a CNA until you are reactivated.

Alabama	Montana
Alaska	Nebraska
Arizona	Nevada
Arkansas	New Hampshire
California	New Jersey
Colorado	New Mexico
Connecticut	New York
Delaware	North Carolina
Florida	North Dakota
Georgia	Ohio
Hawaii	Oklahoma
Idaho	Oregon
Illinois	Pennsylvania
Indiana	Rhode Island
Iowa	South Carolina
Kansas	South Dakota
Kentucky	Tennessee
Louisiana	Texas
Maine	Utah
Maryland	Vermont
Massachusetts	Virginia
Michigan	Washington
Minnesota	West Virginia
Mississippi	Wisconsin
Missouri	Wyoming

State: Alabama

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State: Kansas

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State: Kentucky

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