Michigan HB6058 establishes licensing reciprocity for out-of-state professionals in Michigan.
Michigan HB6058 amends the occupational licensing law to allow the Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs to issue licenses or registrations to individuals holding valid out-of-state licenses, provided they meet specific criteria. These include holding a valid license from another state, passing any required examinations, having no disciplinary actions or unresolved complaints, and paying applicable fees. The bill also outlines procedures for temporary licenses and sets a 90-day timeframe for processing applications.
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