Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0660-05-.04 - MILITARY APPLICANT-SPOUSES-EXPEDITED LICENSURE
(1) An
applicant for registration meeting the requirements of T.C.A.§
4-3-1304(d)(1)
may:
(a) Be issued a license upon application
and payment of all required fees if, in the opinion of the Board, the
requirements for licensure of such other state are substantially equivalent to
that required in Tennessee; or
(b)
Be issued a temporary license if the Board determines that the applicant's
application does not meet the requirements for substantial equivalency, but
that the applicant could perform additional acts, including - but not limited
to - education, training, or experience, in order to meet the requirements for
the application to be substantially equivalent. The Board may issue a temporary
license upon application and payment of all required fees for a regular license
of the same type, which shall allow the person to perform services as if fully
licensed for a set period of time that is determined to be sufficient by the
Board for the applicant to complete such requirements.
1. After completing those additional
requirements and providing the Board with sufficient proof thereof as may be
required, a full license shall be issued to the applicant with an issuance date
of the date of the original issuance of the temporary license and an expiration
date as if the full license had been issued at that time.
2. A temporary license shall be issued for a
period no longer than the length of a renewal cycle for a full license of the
same type.
3. A temporary license
shall expire upon the date set by the Board and shall not be subject to renewal
except through the completion of the requirements for substantial equivalency
as required by the Board or by an extension of time granted for good cause by
the Board.
4. Should an extension
to a temporary license cause the permit to be in effect longer than the renewal
cycle of a full license, then the holder of the temporary license shall file a
renewal application with such documentation and fees, including completion of
continuing education, as are required by the Board for all other renewals of a
full license of the same type.
(2) Military education, training, or
experience completed by a person described at T.C.A.§
4-3-1304(d)(1)(B)(ii)(a)-(c)
shall be accepted toward the qualifications,
in whole or in part, to receive any license issued by the Board if such
military education, training, or experience is determined by the Board to be
substantially equivalent to the education, training, or experience required for
the issuance of such license.
(3)
(a) Any registrant who is a member of the
national guard or a reserve component of the armed forces of the United States
called to active duty whose license expires during the period of activation
shall be eligible for renewal upon the licensee being released from active duty
without:
1. Payment of late fees or other
penalties;
2. Obtaining continuing
education credits when:
(i) Circumstances
associated with the person's military duty prevented the obtaining of
continuing education credits and a waiver request has been submitted to the
Board; or
(ii) The person performs
the licensed or certified occupation as part of such person's military duties
and provides documentation sufficient to demonstrate such to the
Board.
(b) The
license shall be eligible for renewal pursuant to this paragraph (3) for six
(6) months from the person's release from active duty.
(c) Any person renewing under this paragraph
(3) shall provide the Board such supporting documentation evidencing activation
as may be required by the Board prior to renewal of any license pursuant to
this subsection.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. §§ 4-3-1304(d), 4-3-1304(e), and 4-3-1304(f).
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