Licensure by reciprocity requirements modification for marriage and family therapists
This bill modifies Minnesota's requirements for marriage and family therapists to obtain a license through reciprocity with other states. It allows the state board to issue licenses to out-of-state therapists who meet specific criteria, including holding a current unrestricted license in their home jurisdiction, maintaining good standing without disciplinary actions, having no disqualifying criminal convictions, and passing a Minnesota jurisprudence examination. The legislation updates Minnesota Statutes 148B.35 to establish these new conditions for obtaining a license through reciprocity rather than completing the full Minnesota licensure process.
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Introduced Mar 23, 2026
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Mar 23, 2026
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Mar 23, 2026
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