If your Michigan CPA license has already lapsed
What it actually takes to get a lapsed Michigan CPA license back — the fee, the catch-up CPE, and exactly what triggers "lapsed" in the first place. Sourced the same way every fact on this site is: a board page plus the codified rule itself, never a guess.
$100 application-processing fee (MCL 338.2211) applies to a relicensure application under R 338.5230 (that rule requires 'the required fee' without stating an amount itself). A separate $20 late-renewal fee applies only within the 60-day cure window before true lapse.
Sourcing note: The board's own michigan.gov page blocks automated access site-wide, so this fact could not be freshly re-confirmed by an automated check at publish time -- the codified rule and statute (R 338.5230, MCL 339.411, 338.2206, 338.2211) were fetched directly and state these figures; the $100 fee is inferred with high but not full confidence as the correct line item, since no board document explicitly labeled 'reinstatement fee' could be reached. Recommend a manual check of the board's page if you want it confirmed firsthand.
What triggers lapsed status: A license lapses automatically the day after its biennial July 31 expiration date if not renewed (MCL 339.411(1)) -- no separate notice required. A 60-day grace window allows curing by paying the normal fee plus a $20 late fee; beyond that, relicensure (with the CE catch-up above) is required.
See Michigan's CPA license renewal deadline →