California · Business and Professions Code - BPC

BPC §2143: An applicant for a reciprocity certificate need not have completed the postgraduate training required in Section 2096 prior to the issuance of a license in another state, if the applicant complies wit

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An applicant for a reciprocity certificate may obtain a license in another state without completing postgraduate training required by Section 2096, if certain conditions are met.

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An applicant for a reciprocity certificate need not have completed the postgraduate training required in Section 2096 prior to the issuance of a license in another state, if the applicant complies with the requirements of Section 2096 before application is made to the board for a reciprocity certificate.

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