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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

12.354 Issuance of state professional license or certification to military

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service member or veteran -- Qualification -- Guidelines -- Limitations.
(1)As used in this section, "administrative body" has the same meaning as in KRS
12.010.
(2)Each administrative body that issues a license, permit, certificate, or other
document that is required to operate within any business, profession, or
occupation in the Commonwealth may issue a license, permit, certificate, or
other document, or a temporary license, permit, certificate, or other document
to a United States military service member or veteran who is seeking a license,
permit, certificate, or other document under this section and has:
(a)Separated from the military with an honorable discharge, discharge under
honorable conditions, or a general discharge under honorable conditions
within two
(2)years preceding the date of applying for the license, permit,
certificate, or other document;
(b)Received training, education, or experience during active, National
Guard, or federal reserve military service to the extent that such training,
education, or experience satisfies the requirements established by law
and administrative regulations of the respective board for the issuance of
any license, permit, certificate, or other document, however styled or
denominated, required for the practice of any business, profession, or
occupation in the Commonwealth; and
(c)Submitted his or her DD 214 form or other proof of satisfactory
completion of military training to the administrative body as part of the
license or certificate application.
(3)Nothing in subsection
(2)of this section shall require an administrative body to
issue a license, permit, certificate, or other document if the administrative body
determines that the military training or experience does not meet the
requirements established by the administrative body for the issuance of a
license, permit, certificate, or other document to operate within a business,
profession, or occupation in the Commonwealth.
(4)Administrative bodies that receive multiple requests under this section are
directed to publish clear guidelines to clarify requirements. These guidelines
may be published electronically, in print, or by the promulgation of
administrative regulations.
(5)Military training and experience submitted under subsection
(2)of this section
shall not be used as a substitute or in lieu of:
(a)A postsecondary school degree when a degree is a prerequisite for a
license, permit, certificate, or other document; or
(b)A specified examination when passage of an examination is a
prerequisite for a license, permit, certificate, or other document.
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