Renewal Guide

Texas Electrician Renewal: Deadline, CE, and Late Fees

Your license renews every year, and your 4 hours of CE must be done within the term of the license you're renewing. Here's the timeline and what it costs if you're late.

The 4-Hour CE Requirement

Texas requires 4 hours of TDLR-approved continuing education before each annual renewal. The hours must be completed within the current license term — they do not carry over to the next cycle.

Late-Renewal Fee Schedule

How late you renew	What it costs
Up to 90 days late	+$45 late fee (on top of renewal)
91 days to 18 months late	+$60 late fee (on top of renewal)
More than 18 months late	Reapply from scratch

Finish your 4 hours today and report before your deadline — no late fee.

What Happens After You Finish

Download your certificate the moment you complete the course.
We report your hours to TDLR within 24 hours of completion.
Renew your license through TDLR once your CE is on record.

Beat the Deadline

The course takes about 4 hours and works on any device. Start now and be done today.

Provider Reg #2520 · Course #32815

One course. One price. Filed with TDLR in 24 hours.

The full 4-hour TDLR-approved course, with your completed hours filed with TDLR within 24 hours of finishing.

$58one-time

We file your completed hours with TDLR within 24 hours of completion.

What's included

All 4 TDLR-required hours (NEC®, NFPA 70E®, Texas Law, TDLR Rules)
TDLR filing within 24 hours for every student
Certificate to download the moment you finish
A printed certificate mailed to your home address
Works on phone, tablet, or computer, no app needed
Log on and off anytime and your progress is saved

Provider Reg #2520 · Course #32815 · TDLR-approved continuing education

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