Transfer WISM Access Point license to another type of controller

Guys,
Is it possible to transfer Access Point license from existing wism to another type of controller ?
For example my client have existing wism with support for 300 access point and the plan will be migrated to Cisco WLC 5508, can the access point license transfer from existing wism to new Cisco WLC 5508, so i just buy Cisco WLC 5508 with minimum access point (12 license) and get license transfer from existing wism (300 license) so the total 312 license.
Is it possible to do that ? If not what the best scenario (for value) for hardware choice for controller if my customer want to migrate to new hardware ?

Refer to " Re hosting a License " from
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/7-4/configuration/guides/consolidated/b_cg74_CONSOLIDATED/b_cg74_CONSOLIDATED_chapter_011.pdf
It has both a> GUI b>. CLI mode steps

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1
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I am technician in a school. I have been asked to upgrade wireless system in school. Currently I am using VDSL2 30Mbps line. I am using E4200 Router, which is providing internet services. The school has 3 floors. On one floor I have this router which is further attached with 16 port gigabit unmanageable switch. The same router is providing wireless service on the same floor using Class C ip address. From the switch I have extended a cable and took it on to another (second floor), where I have got one more gigabit switch. From that switch I have connected one router using different subnet and further i have attached two access points for the entire floor, which is working ok. From the same switch I have extended one more cable up to third floor where I have connected one more access point. So, 3 access points on three floors, 2 switches and two router. This is the current network layout.
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http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_tech_note09186a00806c9e51.shtml
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