What must pharmacists do under penalty of unsworn falsification when renewing their license?

Pharmacists are required to submit a renewal application as part of the process for renewing their license. This application serves as an official request for the renewal of their licensure status and typically includes the pharmacist's confirmation that they continue to meet the necessary qualifications to practice. Failing to accurately complete or submit this renewal application can lead to serious repercussions, including the possibility of unsworn falsification. This emphasizes the importance of adhering to licensing requirements and the submission process established by the state, which ultimately helps ensure that pharmacists remain qualified and accountable in their professional roles.

While the other options—proof of community service, completing continuing education requirements, and paying a fine—may be relevant to the broader context of maintaining a pharmacy license, they are not strictly requirements directly tied to the renewal application process itself in New Hampshire. The primary action that must be taken when renewing a license is the submission of the application.