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When your renewal period opens you will receive a yellow RENEWAL NOTICE POSTCARD that will direct you to this site. There is no personal information on this postcard (other than your name, address and license number). If you have accessed this page before receipt of the postcard and renewed your license then you may disregard that notice.
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Massage Therapist Colorado licenses expire on January 31, 2013 and it is now time to renew your license to keep it in a current status until January 31, 2015. To renew your license, please follow the below step-by-step instructions:
• You will be asked to enter your social security number and last name. The User ID field will be populated with the User ID that is assigned to you. Please write down this User ID for use in the future. • On the left side, click on "Complete License Renewal." (If you haven't completed all of the steps above, you will receive an error message. If you receive an error message, please follow the prompts to complete any outstanding steps and then return to "Complete License Renewal.") • Click on "Start" or "Continue" by the appropriate license type. Review the fees listed and click next. •When you have completed all renewal steps, click on "Add to Invoice" at the bottom of the screen.
If you have any questions about renewals, including renewal requirements, expiration date questions, status change requests, etc., please email the Office of Support Services at the following address: dora_dpo_renewalline@state.co.us or call 303-894-2984. If you experience technical issues when renewing online, including computer troubleshooting, system access, etc., please email the System Support Unit at the following address: dora_dpo_onlinelicenses@state.co.us or call 303-894-2421.
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Renewal fees have increased since the last Massage Therapist renewal. As you may know, the renewal fee is evaluated each year and set to meet the budgetary needs of the program; however, it is difficult to predict if costs of regulation will decrease or increase in the future. Renewal fees help offset the operational expenses of the program and are an integral part of our commitment to work diligently to provide consumer protection.
If renewed on or before January 31, 2013:
The Active Massage Therapist renewal fee is: $79
If renewed on or after February 1, 2013, a $15 delinquency charge is applied and the totals are:
The Active Massage Therapist renewal fee is: $94
After March 31, 2013, your license will be expired and you must reinstate.
All fees are Non-Refundable. The Division of Professions and Occupations cannot and will not take payment information over the phone. We will not request credit card numbers or checking account numbers via telephone. You will only be able to pay for your renewal online, in person at our office or by mail with the necessary renewal packet. To protect your information DO NOT provide any credit card or checking account numbers over the phone to an unknown source.
IMPORTANT: You must confirm that payment was received for your renewal to be complete. You will need to check your account for a new expiration date in the "Current Information" tab. Your license is not renewed until payment is complete. You must reinstate if you exceed the 60 day grace period.
If you have any questions about renewals, including renewal requirements, expiration date questions, status change requests, etc., please email the Office of Support Services at the following address: dora_dpo_renewalline@state.co.us or call 303-894-2984.
If you experience technical issues when renewing online, including computer troubleshooting, system access, etc., please email the System Support Unit at the following address: dora_dpo_onlinelicenses@state.co.us or call 303-894-2421.
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During the licensing process, the Division asked whether you have ever been disciplined in any state, arrested, charged, convicted or pled guilty to a crime. After initial licensure, all registrants have a duty to report subsequent felony convictions and disciplinary actions. Some must also report misdemeanors related to the specific practice. Failure to disclose could constitute grounds alone for revocation of your registration. Licensure is a privilege, not a right. In order to obtain and retain the privilege, you must be completely honest. The Division conducts audits of its licensing database against several criminal and national disciplinary databases, which allows the Division to track subsequent criminal conduct and disciplinary actions after initial licensure.
An arrest, disciplinary action or subsequent criminal conviction does not mean an automatic revocation of your registration. The board or program will look at the facts surrounding the criminal conduct and disciplinary action to determine whether you are still fit for licensure. Your registration will not necessarily be revoked if you have been disciplined, arrested, charged or convicted, but your registration will most likely be revoked if you fail to disclose it. |
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The Division of Professions and Occupations provides wall certificates for most license types in the Division. To place an online order click here.
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To read the current issue of the Office of Massage Therapist Registration Newsletter that includes detailed information about the program and more...Click here |
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If you are finished reading the above instructions you may want to print this page before you begin the online renewal process. Now click here to go directly to online renewal. |