2005 Idaho Code - 54-302A — LICENSE BY ENDORSEMENT -- TEMPORARY PRACTICE

                                  TITLE  54
                    PROFESSIONS, VOCATIONS, AND BUSINESSES
                                  CHAPTER 3
                                  ARCHITECTS
    54-302A.  LICENSE BY ENDORSEMENT -- TEMPORARY PRACTICE. 1. Applicants may
be licensed by endorsement, if:
    a.  The applicant holds a current and valid license issued by another
    state, a licensing authority recognized by the board; and
    b.  The applicant holds a national council of architectural registration
    boards certificate; and
    c.  The applicant pays the fees specified in section 54-304, Idaho Code,
    files an application with the board, upon a form prescribed by the board,
    containing such information satisfactory to the board concerning the
    applicant as the board considers pertinent.
    2.  An architect, not licensed in this state, seeking an architectural
commission in this state, shall be permitted to practice in the state for a
period not to exceed six (6) months, for the purpose of offering to render
architectural services and for that purpose only, without first having been
licensed by the board, if:
    a.  The applicant holds a current and valid license issued by a licensing
    authority recognized by the board; and
    b.  The applicant holds a national council of architectural registration
    boards certificate; and
    c.  The applicant notifies the board in writing, prior to any practice,
    including evidence to satisfy subsections 2a and 2b of this section, that
    he will be present in the state for the purpose of offering to render
    architectural services; and
    d.  The applicant pays the fee as specified by section 54-304, Idaho Code,
    and set by board rule.
    3.  Persons allowed to offer architectural services under subsection 2 of
this section are prohibited from doing more than offering such services or
actually rendering architectural services until fully licensed by the board.
Violation of this provision, if found by the board after a hearing under
chapter 52, title 67, Idaho Code, constitutes grounds for refusal to issue a
license.