Change or correct your pathway

Fix a registration detail, record a renewed registration, or change the facts that set your rules.

Your pathway is built from a few facts: your license type, your degree completion date, and your BBS registration. When one of those changes or was entered wrong, Licentio has a dedicated flow so your requirements stay accurate. You reach these from your Pathway page.

Correct your registration

Use Correct your registration when a detail was entered wrong — a typo in your associate registration number, or an incorrect issue or expiration date. It asks for the corrected registration number, issue date, and expiration date, then Save corrections.

Correcting is for fixing mistakes on your current registration. It doesn't create a new one.

Record a renewed registration

Use Capture your renewed registration when the BBS issues you a new registration — a renewal, or a Subsequent Registration. Enter the new registration number, new issue date, and new expiration date, then Save renewal.

Licentio marks your prior registration as superseded (or lapsed, if there's a gap between the old expiration and the new issue date) and makes the new one active. Your history stays intact, which matters because your hours are tied to the registration that was active when you earned them.

"Superseded" means one registration cleanly followed another. "Lapsed" means there was a gap between them. The distinction can affect how hours around that period are treated, so record renewals promptly and accurately.

Change your license type or degree date

Your license type and degree completion date decide which BBS rule set applies to you. Changing either reshapes your requirements, and Licentio recomputes your progress against the new rules. Because this is a bigger change than a typo, be sure the new values match your official records before you save.

Gotchas

A gap between registrations can turn into lapsed hours. If your new registration starts after your old one expired, hours earned in the gap may not count. File your renewal before your current registration expires whenever you can.

Correct vs. renew are different actions. Fixing a typo is Correct. A new registration from the BBS is Renew. Using the wrong one leaves your history inaccurate.
Changing your rule set moves your targets. After a license-type or degree-date change, revisit Requirements and Validation — your numbers will have shifted.

FAQ

What's the difference between correcting and renewing? Correcting fixes wrong details on your current registration. Renewing records a new registration the BBS issued you and supersedes the old one.

Will changing my registration affect hours I already logged? Your hours stay attached to the registration that was active when you earned them. Recording renewals accurately keeps that history correct.

I switched the license I'm pursuing. What happens to my hours? Your requirements recompute under the new pathway's rules. Review your updated Requirements and Validation, since caps and minimums differ between licenses.