Renewal Information
Effective 01/01/24, all providers are required to complete an annual prescriber education attestation prior to renewing their registration. The form may be found here.
Registration renewal is the registrant’s responsibility. Our office may send a renewal notice as a courtesy to each registrant at least 60 days and 30 days prior to the expiration, however, the option to renew will not be available more than 60 days prior to your expiration date. The renewal notice is sent via email to the registrant’s email address(es) on record. It is the registrant’s responsibility to ensure the email address(es) are up to date. Failure to receive the notice does not relieve the registrant of responsibility for renewing the registration prior to its expiration date and a late fee will be incurred. A registration can be renewed online at https://ned.ehawaii.gov/ or by completing the paper application form for providers.
Until further notice, the following registration types may not be renewed online and the mail-in application form will need to be completed:
- Clinics
- Distributors
- Fee-exempt registrations (i.e. Federal, State, or City employees)
- Laboratory
- Law enforcement
- Long-term care facilities
- Manufacturers
- Pre-Cursor Chemical Permits
- Researcher
In the event you do not renew your registration within 30 days after the expiration date, your registration will be inactivated. If you renew your registration after the expiration date, the full fee (including the late fee) is required though the newly renewed license may expire in less than one year.