I am a CNA in Kansas and I am moving to South Dakota how do I get my License switched over?
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Most states have their licensing boards online.  do a search to find the licensing board for your new state and it should have all the information that you need.
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It's called experience! Plus a license from the state. Call the secretary of State's office and ask them to send you the requirements and/or to guide you where and how!
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Contact your states licensing board.
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Well hopefully it's the same there as it is where I am from.  You have to go down to City Hall/Town Hall whatever you may call it and apply there for the license.  They should have a whole department dedicated to that and they will have all the paperwork for you to fill out and they can tell you what else you need to get started.  I work at City Hall in my city so this should be how things work there as well hopefilly.
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That is a really scary thought that you can just buy your license online, I sure hope you are only talking about a renewal.I am sure you would have to contact your state board of nursing for requirements, etc.
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Most professional licenses are regulated by the state. from your hairdresser to your realtor to your nurse so I would go to your state's website and see if you can find their office of professional licensure. good luck.
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you are a resident once you are living there.  Normally a rental agreement or home purchase proves it.\n\nAlso once you live in the state you have a certain time frame to get a state licence.\n\nIf you don't live in that state but merley work there you are not a resident.
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Check your State laws to be sure of what applies to YOU.\n\nWrite to the Human Resource Dept of the State where you were adopted from - if you know that much information. They should have "non-identifying information" on your birth family that can be sent to you upon written request.\n\nAny "identifying" information about your birth family - genealogical and medical histories and records will have to be requested through a petition of the Court.\n\nIf your petition to the Court is approved, you can ask that a Court-appointed Intermediary find your birth family. Know in advance that it is up to your birth family to agree to a possible meeting with you.\n\nIf your adoption records are opened, your attorney can give you the info on your genealogical and medical history/records - depending on what's in your records.\n\nCheck the internet for an adoption triad group for MN - there's a Yahoo group for those searching in New Mexico and other Yahoo groups for other states. I helped a local man find his relatives in South Dakota but he was adopted as a child, not as an infant, and remembered enough details to help him.\n\nDon't give up, it can be tedious, time-consuming and sometimes seemingly impossible ... just hang in there.
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Check with nursing facilities- in my state the facility must pay for the CNA certification classes if the person is hired for that position and isn't certified. Also, check with your local community college- they often give the classes and might have financial aid to offer....
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I don't know if you CAN transfer. NC may have different standards for qualifying than does MO.\n\nI'd check with the NC department that administers Medicaid.
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I would contact the state board of nursing for the state you want to practice in. They should be able to advise you what is needed.
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According to the Kansas State High School Activities Association:\n\nHow to Become a Licensed Official \n\nThe KSHSAA is looking for men and women who want to return something to their school and community by becoming a licensed athletic official. Candidates should be in good physical condition and be able to make decisions on their feet and stick to them.\n\nTo become an official, you'll need to fill out an application. Applications are available from the KSHSAA office. Once the application and registration fees are received, applicants will receive their rule book(s) to use for the open-book rules test. \n\nIn addition, applicants must attend an annual Rules Meeting (click for schedule) to learn the latest rule changes and interpretations. [Click for Area Supervisors Meetings Schedule.] Click for additional announcements of officials meetings and/or clinics. \n\nIf you'd like to get an application, please e-mail us with your name and address. An application will be mailed to you as soon as we receive the request. Or, call or write the KSHSAA Officials Department at 785/273-5329, PO Box 495, Topeka, KS 66601-0495
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I live in Coloardo (Grand Junction) i got my CNA in oct 2005. I went to my workfroce center and they had a program that sent me to school and they paid for school and i got help with gas money and uniforms. They even paid for my state tests.Good Luck i LOVE being a CNA
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I believe that is dependent upon which state you wanting to be licensed in.  There is not an across the board fee from state to state
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Just register your business with the secretary of states office. \n\nHere is the link on the steps you need to take. The last step includes finding out if you need other licenses.\n\nhttp://www.ss.ca.gov/business/resources.htm
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You will have to contact the Mississippi state licensing in the health department.  Sometimes a license from another state is just transferrable to another state, sometimes you might have to take another state test in the one you are moving to, and sometimes you will have to take the training all over again, depending on the new state's laws.\n\nI would suggest just calling a clinic there in Mississippi and ask them for suggestions.  Ask them if they know anything you might have to do and if they have a phone number you can contact.  Most likely they will have at least some information that will help you whether it be a phone number to the state licensure department or maybe they can just tell you outright what their state laws will be as far as getting your license transferred or having to get a new one.
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It can be done over the internet... wait here a sec, I'll go get the URL and post it...\n\nhttps://www.uibenefits.dol.ks.gov/\nClick on the link "Apply for Unemployment", follow all the instructions. It takes several minutes but it sure beats going downtown!