Iowa Admin. Code rr. 661-502.5 - License application
(1) Any
person seeking a license from the board is to submit a completed application to
the board accompanied by the applicable fee payable by check, money order, or
warrant to the Iowa Department of Inspections, Appeals, and Licensing. The memo
area of the check should read "Electrician Licensing Fees." The application is
to be submitted on the form prescribed by the board, which may be obtained from
the board office.
(2) Upon receipt
of a completed application, the board executive secretary or designee has
discretion to:
a. Authorize the issuance of a
license, certification, or examination application.
b. Refer the application to a committee of
the board for review and consideration when the board executive secretary
determines that matters raised in or revealed by the application, including but
not limited to prior criminal history, chemical dependence, competency,
physical or psychological illness, professional liability claims or
settlements, professional disciplinary history, education or experience, are
relevant in determining the applicant's qualifications for a license,
certification, or examination. Matters that may justify referral to a committee
of the board include, but are not limited to:
(1) Prior criminal history, which is reviewed
and considered in accordance with Iowa Code chapter 272C and rule
661-502.8 (272C).
(2) Chemical dependence.
(3) Competency.
(4) Physical or psychological illness or
disability.
(5) Judgments entered
on, or settlements of, claims, lawsuits, or other legal actions related to the
profession.
(6) Professional
disciplinary history.
(7) Education
or experience.
(3) Following review and consideration of an
application referred by the board executive secretary, the committee may at its
discretion:
a. Authorize the issuance of the
license, certification, or examination application.
b. Recommend to the board denial of the
license, certification, or examination application.
c. Recommend to the board issuance of the
license or certification under certain terms and conditions or with certain
limitations.
d. Refer the license,
certification, or examination application to the board for review and
consideration without recommendation.
(4) Following review and consideration of a
license, certification, or examination application referred by the committee,
the board can:
a. Authorize the issuance of
the license, certification, or examination application;
b. Deny the issuance of the license,
certification, or examination application; or
c. Authorize the issuance of the license or
certification under certain terms and conditions or with certain
limitations.
(5) The
committee or board can request an applicant to appear for an interview before
the committee or the full board as part of the application process.
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