Iowa Admin. Code r. 650-50.3 - [Rescinded effective 4/9/2025] Eligibility determination
(1) An individual who has not yet submitted a
completed license application may petition the board for a determination of
whether one or more of the individual's convictions are disqualifying offenses
that would render the individual ineligible for licensure. An individual with a
conviction is not required to petition the board for an eligibility
determination prior to applying for licensure.
(2) To petition the board for an eligibility
determination of whether one or more of the petitioner's convictions are
disqualifying offenses, a petitioner shall submit all of the following:
a. A completed petition for eligibility
determination form;
b. The complete
criminal record for each of the petitioner's convictions;
c. A personal statement regarding whether
each conviction directly relates to the duties and responsibilities of the
profession and why the board should find the petitioner
rehabilitated;
d. All evidence of
rehabilitation that the petitioner wishes to be considered by the board;
and
e. Payment of a nonrefundable
fee of $25.
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(1) An individual who has not yet submitted a completed license application may petition the board for a determination of whether one or more of the individual's convictions are disqualifying offenses that would render the individual ineligible for licensure. An individual with a conviction is not required to petition the board for an eligibility determination prior to applying for licensure.
(2) To petition the board for an eligibility determination of whether one or more of the petitioner's convictions are disqualifying offenses, a petitioner shall submit all of the following:
a. A completed petition for eligibility determination form;
b. The complete criminal record for each of the petitioner's convictions;
c. A personal statement regarding whether each conviction directly relates to the duties and responsibilities of the profession and why the board should find the petitioner rehabilitated;
d. All evidence of rehabilitation that the petitioner wishes to be considered by the board ; and
e. Payment of a nonrefundable fee of $25.