Ohio Administrative Code
Title 1301 - Department of Commerce - Administration and Director
Chapter 1301-1 - Notice of Rules
Section 1301-1-04 - Military provisions related to licensure
Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 1301-1-04
Current through all regulations passed and filed through September 16, 2024
(A) Definitions.
(1)
"Veteran" means for the purpose of this rule anyone
who is serving or has served under honorable conditions in any component of the
armed forces of the United States including the national guard and
reserve.
(2)
"Licensure or License" means for the purpose of this
rule a license or certification issued in accordance with Chapters 1321.,
1322., 4301., 4303., 4712., 4727., and 4728. of the Revised Code or sections
169.16,
169.17,
1315.21 to
1315.30,
1332.21 to
1332.34,
1707.15,
1707.151,
1707.16,
1707.161,
1707.163,
1707.165,
3703.01,
3703.21,
3737.22,
3737.65,
3737.83,
3737.88,
3737.881,
3743.50,
3743.51,
3743.52,
3743.56,
4104.07,
4104.19, and
4105.02 of the Revised
Code.
(3)
"Department" means the Ohio department of commerce and
its divisions and superintendents.
(B) Eligibility for licensure.
(1)
In accordance with section
5903.03 of the Revised Code,
there are no military programs of training, military primary specialties, and
lengths of service that are substantially equivalent to or exceed the
educational and experience requirements for licensure.
(2)
A veteran's
relevant military experience, education and training will be considered when
determining whether the veteran has met all or part of the requirements for
licensure. A veteran should provide all relevant military documentation
demonstrating his or her military experience, education and training to assist
the department in its determination.
(C) License renewal.
(1)
In
accordance with section
5903.10 of the Revised Code, a
veteran, whose license expired due to the veteran's military service, shall be
eligible for renewal of the expired license if the following conditions are
met:
(a)
The
veteran presents the department with satisfactory evidence that, not more than
six months prior to the date the evidence is submitted to the department, the
veteran was honorably discharged or separated from the military under honorable
conditions;
(b)
The veteran is not disqualified because of a mental or
physical disability which would preclude the veteran from meeting the license
requirements; and
(c)
The veteran meets the requirements for license
renewal.
(2)
In accordance with section
5903.10 of the Revised Code, a
veteran's spouse whose license expired due to the veteran's military service
shall be eligible for renewal of the expired license if the following
conditions are met:
(a)
The veteran's spouse presents the department with
satisfactory evidence that, not more than six months prior to the date the
evidence is submitted to the department, the veteran was honorably discharged
or separated from the military under honorable conditions and as a result of
the veteran's military duty the veteran's spouse was absent from this state;
and
(b)
The veteran's spouse meets the requirements for
license renewal.
(3)
A veteran or
veteran's spouse who meets the conditions in paragraph (C)(1) or (C)(2) of this
rule shall not be assessed a penalty for submitting a late renewal application
and shall not be required to take an re-examination unless all licensees for
renewal are required to successfully complete an examination prior to being
renewed.
(4)
In the case of licenses issued pursuant to section
1707.15,
1707.151,
1707.16,
1707.161,
1707.163, or
1707.165 of the Revised Code,
the provisions of this subsection do not relieve the veteran or veteran's
spouse from meeting the licensing requirements under applicable federal law or
rule, or rules of the "Financial Industry Regulatory
Authority."
(D) Continuing education.
(1)
A veteran may
request an extension of the current continuing education reporting requirement
if the following conditions are met:
(a)
The veteran
served on active duty inside or outside the United States for a period in
excess of thirty-one days during the current or prior continuing education
reporting period; and
(b)
The veteran submitted an application and proper
documentation certifying the active duty service and the length of the active
duty service.
(2)
Upon receiving the completed application and proper
documentation, the department shall extend the current continuing education
reporting period by an amount of time equal to the total number of months that
the veteran spent on active duty during the current continuing education
reporting period. Any portion of a month served shall be considered one full
month.
(3)
The department shall consider relevant education,
training or service completed by the veteran while on active duty in
determining whether the veteran has fulfilled required continuing
education.
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