Illinois HB2614 establishes the Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act, allowing for the recognition of occupational licenses and.
HB2614, the Universal Recognition of Occupational Licenses Act, allows boards to issue occupational licenses or government certifications to individuals who hold valid licenses or certifications from other states, provided they meet specific conditions. These conditions include working in a similar occupation for at least three years, having no pending complaints or investigations in another state, and meeting all other criteria set by the relevant board.
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