I am getting a Certificate from a College do I have to take the U.S.Constatution and the State Constatution?
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what? "take the Constatution"? \n\nFirst of all, what college is giving you a "certificate"? You misspelled "ConstItution" twice and your question really doesn't make much sense.\n\nBut I'm assuming the answer to your question is "No".
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http://www.usconstitution.com/
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If you get certified state licensure for your LMSW in New York, you should be able to go to almost any state and have it "Grandfathered" over to that state, provided you are up to date with your CEU's and licensure requirements.  There may be little things you need to get for that state's licensure requirements, but you should be able to grandfather it over almost evenly.
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I assume that you are seeking to establish residency for the purpose of paying lower in-state college tuition.  If this is correct, the following links should help answer your question.
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It depends on your college, definitely.  Some schools require it, others don't.  Most schools will give you at least a few options to choose from--for example, you could take the "Public Speaking" class, or you might have the option to take a speaking-intensive class in a subject you enjoy instead.  Look at the course requirements of the schools you're interested in.  \n\nAnd by the way, course requirements aren't set out by state, they're set out by the individual school.
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Its where the states got to chose if they wanted to be a slave state or a free state. I'm studing the SAME THING!!! Good luck!! =)
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I can't help you without a state\n\nEdit: Try the link below
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See the link below.  Real estate laws vary by state, and some states have mutual recognition with each other.  Others may require you to take a shorter version of the test, and some may require you to take the entire course over in their state.
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Depends in what country you are taking the test. Not a good idea in the U.S....too many whistle blowers. Didn't you guys know that unity is power?? Oh well, I give up!
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Here you go.\n\nhttp://www.ralsettlement.com/intro_statelaw.htm
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That's going to depend entirely on what state you live in.  States manage and authorize their notaries differently, and there is no oversight that requires them to follow any given standard.
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You may not require to take but you have to take license examnination(s) in U.S in order to "do your work" in U.S.\n\nHowever, in order to pass the exam, you may come to some university to study.
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First you have to attend training, and at the end of the training you have to take the state administered exam which involves both a written and practical test.  After you pass the test you will become state certified.  You can read more info at http://www.asisvcs.com/indhome.asp?CPCAT=0631NURSE including a candidate handbook and practice test.
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My mother went to a community college in her area and pasted her real astate exam with flying colors. Check out the community colleges in your area.
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It's required in California. Passing it means you can get a diploma and graduate.
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Go to a community college first, they usually don't require the entrance exam's and by the time you are ready to transfer, the new college looks at your transferrable crfedits and will no longer require you to take these tests!
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You are of course referring to Article 4 of the U.S. constitution....no cheating...you are going to have to read it to understand state's powers and limitations.....