Allows for issuance of two-year temporary courtesy license for nonresident military spouses in certain professions.
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Overview
This bill allows New Jersey professional boards to issue two-year temporary courtesy licenses to nonresident military spouses who are seeking to practice certain professions. These licenses would be granted to spouses of active duty military members stationed in New Jersey, allowing them to continue practicing their profession while maintaining their military spouse status. The bill outlines specific requirements for obtaining a temporary license, including demonstrating equivalent qualifications and meeting certain disciplinary standards. It also establishes a process for extending these licenses for an additional year.
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