No. Colorado has "licensure by endorsement" which requires the applicant to send a verification of licensure form to the state of current licensure. An authorized representative of the board/program completes the form, verifying what requirements were met for licensure in that state.

Colorado does not have reciprocity with any state, however, licensure may be obtained through licensure by endorsement. Licensure by endorsement requires the applicant to send a verification of licensure form to the state where the applicant is currently licensed. That State Board, in turn, would complete the form, verifying what requirements were met for licensure in that state.

No. For further information contact the State Board of Law Examiners at www.courts.state.md.us/ble or call (410) 260-1975.

No. Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants are recognized as occupational therapy personnel in Virginia. Occupational therapy personnel are persons who provide occupational therapy services under the supervision of a licensed occupational therapist. However, effective July 26, 2005, a person who holds himself out to be or advertises that he is an occupational therapy assistant or uses the designation “O.T.A.

Colorado State University is a land-grant institution established in 1870, when the institution was founded as the Agricultural College of Colorado. The school first opened its doors to students in 1879 with President Elijah Edwards and two faculty members. From these humble origins, a world-class institution grew. Today, Colorado State University has more than 24,000 students and is a Carnegie Class I research institution with annual research expenditures topping $138 million.

applicant who holds a Professional certificate from another state, a U.S. territory, the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) or the Department of Defense Schools will be eligible for at least an initial certificate in Georgia. The certificate must be a professional certificate defined as one for which the applicant has met all course requirements in the state of issuance. Temporary, provisional or alternative certificates do not meet this definition.

Reciprocity is a term often used when educators need to transfer their certification from one state to another. This does not mean, however, that a state with “reciprocity” will automatically grant the same certification as was held in another state, since each state has its own special requirements.

Teacher certification is under the ultimate authority of the South Carolina Department of Education. Information about state's with reciprocal agreements regarding South Carolina teaching certificates can be found at http://www.scteachers.org/cert/reciprost.cfm including requirements and information on requests.

The requirements for reciprocity vary from agency to agency, so the first step is a call to the state regulatory agency where you wish to do work. They will direct you as to what they require for you to work in the state. A list of regulatory agencies and contact telephone numbers are available in Troxler's Transportation Guide.

No. A person requesting licensure from another state must provide the above stated documents with the exception of completing a traineeship program in Virginia, and provide certification of licensure from the state regulatory board in which they hold a license to practice funeral service. When a license is not reinstated within three years of its expiration date, an applicant for licensure shall (1) reapply for licensure; and (2) reapply for state examination.

Yes. It means that the Court won't try to assign blame to either spouse for the failure of the marriage and that there doesn't need to be a specific reason to get a Divorce.

No, Colorado is considered a marital property state, which is similar to community property states that use a community property system and basically look at any property you get during your marriage as also being owned by your spouse. For example, if you buy a car with your own money during your marriage, your spouse likely owns it, too.

If you need a lei shipped within Colorado or outside the state we would be happy to assist you. Please contact us at 720-974-4090 and we can discuss the options and costs.

No, not at this time. You may want to check the qualifications in other states. Please visit the Colorado Contractor's License Reference Site for more information.

If you are over 21 years of age and have a valid Colorado CDL, it is valid when driving a commercial vehicle through other states.

Yes. The link below will take you to a .PDF document that lists all United States that have granted reciprocity or honors to all other states. Page one has a listing of all states licenses that New Mexico recognizes. I have the application and it says I have to be 25 years old. I thought the law changed the minimum age to 21. The law has changed, see the new statute for specific details. It takes time to handle the bureaucratic red tape to get the new application packets printed.

Reciprocity is an agreement between two (2) states that they honor each other's licensing requirements. An appraiser licensed in one of these states can apply for a license in the other state without furnishing experience or education requirements.

Texas has no formal reciprocity agreements with other states. If you have been licensed or certified in another state and that license was granted based on an ASWB examination, you may be eligible for a waiver of the examination requirement for licensure in Texas. Complete the Verification of Licensure in Another State form in the application packet. You will need to meet all criteria for the category of licensure you are applying for.

No. All applicants must take the Florida State Board Examination. They must also meet the requirements to be certified eligible to sit for the examination.