The Pre-Authorized Plan (PPP) is a pre-payment option allowing LPNs to pay their licensure renewal fee in advance, directly from their bank account. Enrolling in the program avoids having a large lump sum payment near the end of the year.
The next PPP has a new withdrawal schedule begins on
February 1, 2021, and ends on September 1, 2021. Monthly withdrawals are set at $57.25.
Remember: You are prepaying for next year’s licensure and payments made in 2021 are for your 2022 license.
I’m already on PPP, what do I need to do?
If you are already enrolled on PPP, wish to remain on the program, and your banking information hasn’t changed, you don’t need to do a thing! Your first withdrawal will occur on February 1, 2021.
I want to join the program! What do I need to do?
What are the fees related to PPP?
I missed the first withdrawal on
February 1st but still want to join. What do I need to do?
You may enroll at any time within the year beginning in the fall, and until August. If you join “mid-program,” you will simply pay the remaining balance when you renew.
Example:
Enrolling on May 25, will result in four remaining withdrawals of $57.25.
What is the 2021 PPP withdrawal schedule?
Withdrawals are scheduled for:
I am part of the program now but want to cancel. What do I do?
You will no longer be charged monthly and any payment(s) made up to the date of cancellation will be applied to your upcoming renewal
Cancellations or changes in banking information must be made at least 5 days before a scheduled withdrawal to
ensure your scheduled withdrawal is stopped in time
Oops, my payment was declined. What happens now?
Declined because of insufficient funds (NSF)?
Declined payment because of incorrect banking information?
If a second payment is declined because of insufficient funds or incorrect banking information, you
are removed from PPP for the remainder of the year.
If applicable, prepaid balances are applied to your next renewal; minus the required declined payment fees.
I’m on PPP but don’t plan on renewing as Practicing next year. What do I do?
You will no longer be charged monthly and any payment(s) made up to the date of cancellation will be applied to your upcoming renewal.
Cancellations or changes in banking information must be made at least 5 days before a scheduled withdrawal to ensure your scheduled withdrawal is stopped in time.