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On this page, you may submit a request to change your bar status:
- from active status to inactive or retired status
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If you change your bar status from active to inactive or retired between August 1 and December 31, your annual registration fee will automatically be adjusted to reflect the change. Allow up to ten days for a status change to be completed.
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