Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 9, September 1, 2024
(1) Polygraph examiner and polygraph examiner
trainee licenses expire one year from the date of issuance.
(2) Maximum Period for Licensure as a
Polygraph Examiner Trainee.
(a) A person may
not be licensed as a polygraph examiner trainee for an aggregate period greater
than four years unless the person requests, and the Department approves, a time
extension.
(b) The Department may
approve a time extension in order for the polygraph examiner trainee to meet
the minimum standards for licensure as a polygraph examiner for education,
training or examination for licensure as defined in OAR 259-020-0120.
(c) Department approved time
extensions will not exceed one year.
(d) When a person has exhausted the allowed
polygraph examiner trainee license renewals and the time extension, they are
prohibited from holding licensure as a polygraph examiner trainee until two
years and one day have elapsed from the expiration of the last polygraph
examiner trainee license held by the person.
(e) Any application for licensure submitted
prior to satisfying the two years and one day ineligibility period will be
denied pursuant to OAR 259-020-0200.
(3) Expired Polygraph Examiner Licenses.
(a) A person whose polygraph examiner license
has been expired for two years or less must apply for renewal of the license in
accordance with OAR 259-020-0170.
(b) A person whose polygraph examiner license
has been expired for more than two years must submit a new application for
licensure in accordance with OAR 259-020-0170 and must successfully complete
the examination for licensure.
(4) Expired Polygraph Examiner Trainee
Licenses.
(a) A person whose polygraph
examiner trainee license has been expired for two years or less must apply for
renewal of the license in accordance with OAR 259-020-0170.
(b) A person whose polygraph examiner trainee
license has been expired for more than two years must submit a new application
for licensure in accordance with OAR 259-020-0170 and must complete the
internship requirements defined in OAR 259-020-0140.
(5) A person whose polygraph examiner's or
trainee's license has expired while the person was employed by any federal
agency or while the person was on active duty as a member of the Armed Forces
of the United States or on active duty as a member of the National Guard of
this state may apply for renewal of their license without an examination for
licensure within two years after the date of the termination of such employment
or active duty by submitting an a application for renewal in accordance with
OAR 259-020-0170.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
703.230
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
703.230 & ORS
703.100
