Illinois HB1338 establishes the Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act, allowing boards to issue occupational licenses or government.

HB1338, the Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act, allows Illinois boards to issue occupational licenses or government certifications to individuals who hold valid credentials from another state. This applies if the individual meets certain conditions, such as having worked in the occupation for at least three years, passing relevant exams, and having no disqualifying criminal records. The Act also allows for a fee of up to $100 per application. It does not apply to occupations regulated by the Illinois Supreme Court. The Act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.

Illinois HB1338 establishes the Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act, allowing boards to issue occupational licenses or government.

HB1338, the Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act, allows Illinois boards to issue occupational licenses or government certifications to individuals who hold valid credentials from another state. This applies if the individual meets certain conditions, such as having worked in the occupation for at least three years, passing relevant exams, and having no disqualifying criminal records. The Act also allows for a fee of up to $100 per application. It does not apply to occupations regulated by the Illinois Supreme Court. The Act takes effect immediately upon becoming law.