The barber license expires on:

• A. September 30th on even years
• B. January 1st on odd years
• C. December 31st
• D. June 30th

Answer: (A)

Barber licenses in New Jersey follow a set renewal schedule: the license is valid for two years and then expires on September 30 of an even-numbered year. This fixed date keeps renewals predictable for everyone and ensures a uniform cycle across licensees. The dates listed that fall at other times (like the start or end of the calendar year or mid-year) aren’t used by the board, so they wouldn’t align with how the renewal process is organized. If you miss the September 30 deadline on an even year, the license can lapse and you’d need to complete the renewal and pay any applicable fees to practice again.