What is required of applicants to complete for reciprocal licensure?

For reciprocal licensure, applicants are required to complete an application form. This process is essential as it serves as a formal request for licensure and allows the licensing board to collect necessary information about the applicant, including their educational background, work history, and any current licensure status. The application form provides a structured way for the board to evaluate the qualifications of the applicant against the standards set by the state.

While other options may seem relevant to the licensure process, they do not specifically pertain to the required steps for reciprocal licensure. For example, a personal interview with the board might be part of a different process or specific circumstances but is not universally required for all reciprocal applicants. Similarly, written examinations and dental ethics courses may apply to initial licensure but are not standard requirements for applicants who are seeking to obtain licensure through reciprocity. Thus, the completion of the application form is the key step in this context.