Reciprocal Licensing Agreements with Other StatesReciprocal Licensing Agreement • January 7th, 2020
The State of Iowa Electrical Examining Board has reciprocal licensing agreements with Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin. The applicant must have passed an approved State-sponsored examination with a score of 75% or greater, held the qualifying license for 1 year which cannot have been expired, suspended, or revoked; cannot have taken the Iowa exam and failed it; and must meet additional Iowa licensure requirements in order for the license to qualify for reciprocation.
Reciprocal Licensing Agreements with Other StatesReciprocal Licensing Agreement • February 3rd, 2023
The State of Iowa Electrical Examining Board has reciprocal licensing agreements with Alaska Arkansas, Colorado, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin and Wyoming. The applicant must have passed an approved State-sponsored examination with a score of 70% or greater, held the qualifying license for 1 year which cannot have been expired, suspended, or revoked; cannot have taken the Iowa exam and failed it; and must meet additional Iowa licensure requirements in order for the license to qualify for reciprocation.
Reciprocal Licensing AgreementReciprocal Licensing Agreement • February 25th, 2015
As a reciprocal licensing applicant, I understand that by becoming licensed in the State of Oregon as a Commercial Pesticide Applicator, a Public Pesticide Applicator, or a Pesticide Consultant, I agree to comply with all laws and regulations.
REAL ESTATE RECIPROCAL LICENSING AGREEMENTReciprocal Licensing Agreement • January 25th, 2024
The states or jurisdictions (hereinafter “states”) named above desire to permit the granting of reciprocal real estate licenses for the mutual benefit of their citizens.
ContractReciprocal Licensing Agreement • February 15th, 2019
STATES WITH LIMITED RECIPROCITYReciprocal Licensing Agreement • May 21st, 2004
The North Carolina Private Protective Services Board currently has limited reciprocal agreements with two (2) states for Polygraph Operators. Those states are:
