A license may be issued based on reciprocity to any applicant holding a current license in another state recognized by this Board as a reciprocity state, who has had a license for a one year period from the current application date, is free of official disciplinary actions taken against them during the one year period of licensure, and is requesting a comparable classification from this Board as is held in the reciprocity state. If a license is issued based on reciprocity the applicant may have the trade portion of the examination waived upon written certification from that state in which the applicant is licensed. The proposed qualified individual for the applicant shall be the same individual who is duly qualified for the license currently issued to the applicant by the reciprocal state licensing board. Applicants for license based on reciprocity must comply with all other Alabama licensing requirements including the passing of the business law portion of the examination however, for good cause, the Board may waive any other licensing requirements.
Ala. Admin. Code r. 230-X-1-.40
Author: Kathleen A. Brown, Joseph C. Rogers, Jr.
Statutory Authority:Code of Ala. 1975, § 34-8-2 as Amended by Acts 1992, No 91-197; Acts 1996, No. 96-640; and Acts 2003.