North Dakota Statutes
§ 43-51-06 — Licensure without examination
A board may issue a license, without examination, to any foreign practitioner who has
practiced the occupation or profession for which the practitioner is licensed at least two years
prior to submitting the application to the board, or for any shorter period of time provided in this
title or established by the board by administrative rule, and who meets the other requirements
for a license. A board is not prohibited from issuing a license under this section to a foreign
practitioner if the state or jurisdiction in which the individual is licensed does not extend similar
privileges to individuals licensed in this state. This section does not prohibit a board from
requiring a foreign practitioner to take an examination regarding the laws of this state and the
rules established by the board.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 43-01-01
Board - Definition§ 43-01-04
Compensation§ 43-01-06
Biennial report§ 43-01-07
Moneys of board - How disbursed§ 43-01-08
Records of board§ 43-01-09
Requirements of abstracter of title - Records - Certificate of registration bond or liability policy§ 43-01-10.1
Conviction not bar to certification - Exceptions§ 43-01-13
Seal of abstracter