Interior Designer license requirements, by state.

Renewal cycles, CE and HSW hours, fees, and direct board portal links for every US state.

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Alabama
Annual · 10 CE · 10 HSW
Alaska
Not regulated
Arizona
Not regulated
Arkansas
Annual · 6 CE · 6 HSW
California
Biennial · 10 CE
Colorado
Not regulated
Connecticut
Annual · Renewal only
Delaware
Not regulated
District of Columbia
Biennial · 10 CE · 10 HSW
Florida
Biennial · 20 CE · 14 HSW
Georgia
Biennial · 12 CE · 6 HSW
Hawaii
Not regulated
Idaho
Not regulated
Illinois
Biennial · 10 CE · 10 HSW
Indiana
Biennial · 12 CE
Iowa
Biennial · 10 CE · 10 HSW
Kansas
Not regulated
Kentucky
Annual · 12 CE · 8 HSW
Louisiana
Annual · 5 CE · 5 HSW
Maine
Annual · No CE
Maryland
Biennial · 10 CE
Massachusetts
Not regulated
Michigan
Not regulated
Minnesota
Biennial · 24 CE · 24 HSW
Mississippi
Biennial · 12 CE · 12 HSW
Missouri
Biennial · 10 CE
Montana
Not regulated
Nebraska
— · No CE
Nevada
Annual · 8 CE · 8 HSW
New Hampshire
Not regulated
New Jersey
Biennial · 12 CE · 6 HSW
New Mexico
Every 4 yrs · 20 CE
New York
Triennial · No CE
North Carolina
Annual · 12 CE · 12 HSW
North Dakota
Not regulated
Ohio
Not regulated
Oklahoma
Biennial · 24 CE · 24 HSW
Oregon
Not regulated
Pennsylvania
Not regulated
Puerto Rico
Triennial · 45 CE
Rhode Island
Not regulated
South Carolina
Not regulated
South Dakota
Not regulated
Tennessee
Biennial · 24 CE · 13 HSW
Texas
Annual · 12 CE · 12 HSW
Utah
Biennial · 20 CE · 10 HSW
Vermont
Not regulated
Virginia
Biennial · No CE
Washington
Not regulated
West Virginia
Not regulated
Wisconsin
Biennial · 15 CE · 10 HSW
Wyoming
Not regulated

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