The Council shall revoke
an architect's certification if:

• A member board has revoked or suspended for a period of 12 months or more the architect's registration for a cause other than non-payment of renewal fees or failure to file information with the member board; or
  
  
• Facts are subsequently revealed that show that the architect was actually ineligible at the time of certification.

In addition, the Council may revoke an architect's certification if:

• A member board or a court makes a finding, not reversed on appeal, that the architect has, in the conduct of his/her architectural practice, violated the law or has engaged in conduct involving wanton disregard for the rights of others; or
  
  
• The architect has surrendered or allowed to lapse his/her registration in connection with disciplinary action pending or threatened; or
  
  
• A member board has denied the architect registration for a cause other than the failure to comply with the educational, training, age, residency, or other technical qualifications for registration in such jurisdiction; or
  
  
• The architect has willfully misstated a material fact in a formal submission to the Council.

The Council may reinstate a previously revoked certification, if the cause of the revocation has been removed, corrected, or otherwise remedied. An applicant for reinstatement must meet the eligibility standards for certification in effect at the time of reinstatement.