When do all certifications expire?

All certifications in the context of the Arizona Fiduciary License generally expire on May 31st of each even-numbered year. This means that professionals must keep track of this specific date to ensure they renew their certification in a timely manner, as it aligns with the regulatory requirements set forth by the state. Maintaining up-to-date credentials is essential for compliance and to reflect the ongoing educational requirements relevant to fiduciaries.

Other time frames, such as January 1st, odd-numbered years, or every two years ending on December 31st, do not align with the specific expiration date established for these certifications. This clarity ensures that individuals involved in fiduciary roles are aware of the precise timeline they must adhere to for renewal and continued practice.