What is NOT a condition for the Board to grant a renewal or extension to a certificate holder?

The option highlighting personal issues unrelated to the licensee's professional work is correct because it emphasizes that the Board typically considers issues that directly impact the ability to fulfill licensure requirements. Renewal or extension requests are often evaluated based on circumstances directly associated with professional responsibilities, such as significant illness affecting performance or technical difficulties in completing Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

In contrast, significant illness or circumstances beyond the certificate holder's control are valid reasons the Board may consider for granting a renewal or extension, as they directly impact the professional obligations of the licensee. Technical difficulties in completing CEUs also relate to the fulfillment of licensing requirements and thus may warrant an extension. However, personal issues that do not connect to the licensee's professional responsibilities do not provide sufficient justification for the Board to grant additional time or renew a certification, aligning with the policies governing professional licensing.