Pennsylvania § 3302 Bureau requirements

Pennsylvania Statutes

§ 3302 — Bureau requirements

Pennsylvania § 3302

Title 63PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

PartPART II

Ch. 33MILITARY AND VETERANS' LICENSURE

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63 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 3302 (2026).

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The bureau shall:

(1)Include a question on an application for licensure, renewal and reactivation asking whether the individual submitting the application is a servicemember, veteran or military spouse.

(2)Expedite an application for a military applicant who submits documentation demonstrating status as a servicemember, veteran or military spouse.

(3)Update the Military Occupational Codes Crosswalk as necessary to accommodate changes in a license or military skills, experience, credentials and education.

(4)Develop criteria for temporary licensure at the discretion of each licensing board specific to a military applicant.

(5)Submit to the Legislative Reference Bureau for publication in the Pennsylvania Bulletin and post on each licensing board's publicly accessible Internet websi

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The bureau shall:

(1) Include a question on an application for licensure, renewal and reactivation asking whether the individual submitting the application is a servicemember, veteran or military spouse.

(2) Expedite an application for a military applicant who submits documentation demonstrating status as a servicemember, veteran or military spouse.

(3) Update the Military Occupational Codes Crosswalk as necessary to accommodate changes in a license or military skills, experience, credentials and education.

(4) Develop criteria for temporary licensure at the discretion of each licensing board specific to a military applicant.

(5) Submit to the Legislative Reference Bureau for publication in the Pennsylvania Bulletin and post on each licensing board's publicly accessible Internet website the licensure process for military applicants.