North Dakota § 43-61-07 Licensure granted without examination to individuals licensed in other states

North Dakota Statutes

§ 43-61-07 — Licensure granted without examination to individuals licensed in other states

North Dakota § 43-61-07

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-61Acupuncturists

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N.D. Cent. Code § 43-61-07 (2026).

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1.The board may issue an acupuncture license by endorsement to an applicant who complies with licensure requirements and who passed an examination given by a recognized certifying agency approved by the licensing agency if the board determines the examination was equivalent in every respect to the examination required under this chapter.

2.The board may enter reciprocal agreements with licensing agencies of other states providing for reciprocal waiver of further examination or any part of the examination.

3.If an applicant is exempt from the examination required under this chapter, the applicant shall comply with the other requirements for licensure. The board may adopt rules allowing for temporary and special licensure to be in effect during the interval between board meetings.

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1. The board may issue an acupuncture license by endorsement to an applicant who
complies with licensure requirements and who passed an examination given by a
recognized certifying agency approved by the licensing agency if the board determines
the examination was equivalent in every respect to the examination required under this
chapter.
2. The board may enter reciprocal agreements with licensing agencies of other states
providing for reciprocal waiver of further examination or any part of the examination.
3. If an applicant is exempt from the examination required under this chapter, the
applicant shall comply with the other requirements for licensure. The board may adopt
rules allowing for temporary and special licensure to be in effect during the interval
between board meetings.