Texas HB3677 establishes criteria for licensing authorities to issue occupational licenses to out-of-state applicants.

Texas HB3677 amends the Occupations Code to create a new chapter governing the issuance of occupational licenses to out-of-state applicants. The bill specifies that licensing authorities must issue a license to an applicant who meets certain conditions, including holding a current license in good standing in another state with a similar scope of practice for at least one year. The applicant must also have passed an examination or met other requirements to obtain the license.

Texas HB3677 establishes criteria for licensing authorities to issue occupational licenses to out-of-state applicants.

Texas HB3677 amends the Occupations Code to create a new chapter governing the issuance of occupational licenses to out-of-state applicants. The bill specifies that licensing authorities must issue a license to an applicant who meets certain conditions, including holding a current license in good standing in another state with a similar scope of practice for at least one year. The applicant must also have passed an examination or met other requirements to obtain the license.