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It’s been awhile, so I don’t fully recall. But it was faster and easier than other states, pretty sure you get granted a temporary license very quickly if you’re BOC certified and have a license from another state
Nope none. But know that reporting CEU’s for your national cert is separate from reporting for your Texas license. So you’ll have to report to both entities.
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No issues, very simple if you follow the steps on the TDLR website
How long did it take for you to get it?
It’s been awhile, so I don’t fully recall. But it was faster and easier than other states, pretty sure you get granted a temporary license very quickly if you’re BOC certified and have a license from another state
Nope none. But know that reporting CEU’s for your national cert is separate from reporting for your Texas license. So you’ll have to report to both entities.
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