Under what condition may a person renew their certification after it has expired if they have moved to another state?

A person may renew their certification after it has expired if they have moved to another state under the condition of being in good standing. This requirement emphasizes the importance of maintaining a professional reputation and adhering to the standards of conduct while practicing as a shorthand reporter. The concept of being in good standing typically includes having no pending disciplinary actions or violations of professional rules, which qualifies the individual for renewal regardless of relocation.

The other options do not fulfill the necessary criteria for renewal. For instance, simply not having practiced for a year does not relate to the ability to renew a certification. Similarly, submitting documentation of relocation may be a step in the process but does not inherently determine eligibility for renewal. Paying the normal renewal fee is often part of the renewal process but does not guarantee renewal if the individual is not in good standing. The emphasis is primarily on maintaining professionalism and adherence to regulations in order to renew certification successfully.