(e) Reinstatement by Supreme Court. Any person seeking reinstatement following a suspension under this rule must petition the South Carolina Supreme Court. The petition for reinstatement must be accompanied by a written statement from the South Carolina Bar showing that the person has paid all license fees and penalties due to the South Carolina Bar and by a written statement from the Commission showing that the person is current on all continuing legal education requirements, including any fees and penalties. The petition shall be accompanied by a filing fee of $200 if the person has been suspended for two years or less, a filing fee of $400 if the person has been suspended more than two years, and a filing fee of $600 if the person has been suspended for more than four years. A proof of service showing that a copy of the petition has been served on the Office of Disciplinary Counsel shall be filed with the petition. The Court may take such action as it deems appropriate on the petition for reinstatement, including, but not limited to, requiring the person to appear before the Court for a hearing, referring the petition to the Committee on Character and Fitness or referring the petition to the Commission on Lawyer Conduct for investigation and a recommendation as to the propriety of reinstatement. The petition of any person who has been suspended for more than four years shall be referred to the Committee on Character and Fitness for a recommendation as to whether the person has the character and fitness to again engage in the practice of law in South Carolina. For a person holding a limited certificate or licensed as a foreign legal consultant, any petition for reinstatement must be filed within ninety (90) days of the date of the suspension. Otherwise, the expiration of the license based on the suspension under Rules 405, 414, 415 or 424 shall be final.