Yes. Your electrician's license acquired from other states will make you eligible to sit for the test.

What is the rated capacity of the device? (Also verify this on the certificate. Note: Some devices do not have a capacity.)

An EMT or paramedic certificate from another US state, territory, or possession can be recognized as a professional education equivalent, provided the certificate is current and in good standing. You are required to submit an application (pdf - 110kb) and a copy of the front and back of the certificate as well as a Statement of Good Standing (DH Form 1164) (pdf - 95kb) completed by the state or national certifying agency.

CLICK on YAHOO! Maps for exact driving directions and a map from your location. When you click on the button you will leave the State's Attorney's Site. You must use your BACK button to come back to us.

Elder law attorneys bring a different perspective to the delivery of services for their clients. They are familiar with professional and non-legal resources and services publicly and privately available to meet the needs of the older persons and those with disabilities. By choosing a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA), you can rest assured that you are receiving expert advice from an individual who has demonstrated his/her commitment to YOU—the client—by pursuing certification.

No. Although the Attorney General may provide advice and assistance to a state's attorney, a state's attorney is an elected county official independent of any control or supervision of this office. The States Attorneys have "prosecutorial discretion", meaning that they have the right to decide which cases they will prosecute, and how they will proceed. The duties of the States Attorney are set out in N.D.C.C. Chapter 11-16.

Please contact our office for assistance. We can locate an attorney elsewhere and you may go through our office to provide the payments and documents. You can also visit this website.

No, but State Engineer attorneys are commissioned by the Attorney General to represent the State and the State Engineer in water right adjudications as Special Assistant Attorneys General.

Go to the course list and click on the course for detailed information. The state's approval number is listed at the beginning of each course description. This number verifies that we have been approved for continuing education in your state. That number at the top is associated with the state you selected before browsing courses. You'll also see a list of all the states that course is certified in.

A) Follow this link and fill out the Teacher Certification Request Form. Check the box next to Application for Initial Certification Form EF-C-300-1. If you are an Out of State Resident check to receive the Fingerprint Package also (for Out of State Residents only). Be sure to fill out all fields on the form and click Submit. Any fields left undone will not complete your request and you will not receive the certification application materials requested.

No. Parents are neither licensed nor certified in Texas. Further, if you choose to become involved in a co-op education program with other parents, you are permitted to teach their children as well, so long as the primary oversight of the education remains with the child's actual parents. Many studies have been performed which prove that teacher certification has little affect on the educational outcome of the children.

Good for you, because no one else is either. No, really, if you have a degree in education, you are welcome to apply. Tutoring experience is more desired, howerver.

Yes, insuranceStudy.com has been approved as a certified continuing education provider in all states in which we offer courses. See the course catalog for our availability in your state.

Candidates who take the MTEL and receive Massachusetts certification may be eligible for reciprocal certification in other states within the Interstate Certification Compact. Please check the National Association of State Directory of Teacher Education and Certification Web site. Transcripts will not be reviewed. If applicable, one may have to pass the new state's test.

Yes. Attorneys appointed by the State Public Defender are among the most tenacious and aggressive in advocating for their clients. Often, the desire to protect individual rights against governmental authority is a major reason why an attorney becomes a public defender or accepts public defender cases.

Yes. All of our sites are reviewed and certified by NYS Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.

I am a mechanical engineer with masters degree. I am interested in becoming an energy auditor. What steps and measures do I have to take to get proper training and certification. Mirella Rennert I am looking for Energy Audit or Energy Efficiency service providers in the Charlotte, NC area that offer services on third party basis I am a conference producer for a professional conference & training organization in Singapore.

E) If you graduated from NCATE or state approved program, please submit an official transcript, a recommendation for certification. If you have a transcript from outside the United States, you will need to submit a foreign transcript evaluation completed by a company recognized by this office. Forms can be obtained from the automated request application or by calling (207) 624-6603.

Depending on which course you took, the course may or may not be accepted by multiple states. All alcohol courses are state-specific which means that they are only accepted by the original state that originally offered the certification. All other courses vary by state and type of course. Please contact your local health department, regulatory agency, or call Customer Service at (800)442-1149 to determine whether the course you took will be accepted in additional states.

The Workers' Compensation Act places limitations on how much an attorney can charge an injured claimant. Under most circumstances, you may be charged no more than 20% of any past due or on-going wage loss benefits. Most attorneys will charge this fee only if they are successful in obtaining or protecting your benefits.