New Jersey A3055 requires calculation of national average time for approving initial professional credentials and using it as a standard in New.
New Jersey A3055 mandates that professional boards collect data from all states on the average time required to approve initial credential applications. Based on this data, a national average time is calculated for each profession or occupation. The Division of Consumer Affairs reviews and approves these averages, which are then used by the boards as the standard for approving initial credential applications. If a board fails to meet the national average time, it must use licensing fees to hire a third-party expert to identify best practices for meeting the standard.
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