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professional activities is less than three years, and if during this
period the aggregate of prize money won and of other gross income
received from professional activities is less than $25,000, and if
none of subparagraphs b. through d. is applicable, reinstatement as
an amateur may be granted effective as of a date reasonably
consistent with the principles set forth in subparagraphs a. through
c. above.
f. Player was professional for more than three years or grossed more
than $25,000. If the period of time from the date the player first
became a professional through the date on which the player ceased
professional activities is three years or more, or if the aggregate of
prize money won and of other gross income received from
professional activities is $25,000 or more, reinstatement as an
amateur may be granted effective as of a date reasonably consistent
with the principles set forth in subparagraphs b. through d.
2. Player who has turned professional more than once. If an amateur has
become a professional after having been previously reinstated as an
amateur, and then wishes to be reinstated again as an amateur, the
effective date for any reinstatement may be considerably longer than
the periods indicated in USTA Regulation XVIII.J.1.
3. USTA Grievance Committee may reinstate player. Any reinstatement shall
be made by the USTA Grievance Committee on evidence satisfactory
to it that reinstatement is merited.
226 USTA REGULATIONS XVIII.J. (Reinstatement to Amateur Status)