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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 443 — Examining board of architects, landscape architects, professional engineers, designers, professional land surveyors, and registered interior designers

443.075 Registration requirements for interior designers.

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443.075 Registration requirements for interior designers. The registered interior designer section of the examining board shall register as a Wisconsin registered interior designer an individual who submits an application to the registered interior designer section on a form provided by the registered interior designer section and who satisfies one of the following requirements:
(1)The individual does all of the following:
(a)Passes an interior design examination approved by the registered interior designer section that is administered by an organization approved by the registered interior designer section.
(b)Meets any other requirements established by the registered interior designer section by rule.
(2)The individual is registered as an architect under s. 443.03 and submits evidence satisfactory to the registered interior designer section of all of the following:
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