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Programs of study in barbering can range anywhere from 900 clock hours to 1,800 clock hours, and as such, states develop specific requirements for individuals who graduated from barber school in one state to be able to become licensed in another state. This process is considered reciprocity or endorsement. We have listed the requirements for an individual who graduates from a barbering program in the United States and wants to become licensed in another state.  \nPlease note that the school you are planning on attending has only had their curriculum evaluated by their state to meet requirements for licensure and practice. In the field of barbering, each state board reviews the number of clock hours you attended in your home state, the subject areas, and the practical experiences you completed as apart of the process of determining what, if any, additional requirements you may have to meet in order to become licensed in their state. We encourage all graduates who are considering becoming licensed in another state to first take the licensure exam in their home state, which will make it easier to transfer into another state. If you are not licensed by your home state, the state you are considering getting licensed in may require you to take additional training to meet their state minimum hour requirements and/or take their state licensure exam. State boards of barbering do not evaluate the curriculum of schools located in other states, but do, in most cases, recognize training from other states. Please refer to the requirements below.  \n\n| STATE | ACCEPTS CURRICULUM | RECIPROCITY REQUIREMENTS |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Alabama | The state allows anyone who completed a program in another state to request licensure. | The state reviews each request after receiving a copy of the license from the transferring state. The individual is required to pay a fee to apply and may be required to take any exams based on the state they are transferring from. |\n| Alaska | Must be licensed in a state with equal or greater requirements.(1,650 hours) . | Apply by “waiver of examination,” submit required documentation, pay fees, and meet the minimum qualifications for state licensure (1,650 hours) . |\n| Arizona | The state allows anyone who completed a program in another state to request licensure. | At least 1 year of practice in current state of licensure, a copy of their current license, an application, and a fee. Arizona has reciprocity with: AR, CA, DE, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NB, NH, NM, ND, OH, SC, SD, TX, WI, and WY. |\n| Arkansas | The state allows anyone who completed a program in another state to request licensure. | Any person applying for reciprocity must have at least 1,500 hours of training and an unrevoked or unexpired license issued by the proper authorities of another state. Any person applying for reciprocity who has less than 1,500 hours of training must also have been continuously engaged in the practice of barbering for at least 1 year, as well as proof of licensure. |\n| California | The state allows anyone who completed a program in another state to request licensure. | The board will grant out-of-state licensees a California license through reciprocity without having to take the California written and practical exam if they meet the following requirements:\u003Cbr>(a) A completed reciprocity application form and all fees required by the California board.\u003Cbr>(b) Proof of a current license issued by another state to practice that meets all of the following requirements:\u003Cbr>(1) It is not revoked, suspended, or otherwise restricted.\u003Cbr>(2) It is in good standing.\u003Cbr>(3) It has been active for three of the last five years, during which time the applicant has not been subject to disciplinary action or a criminal conviction. |\n\n","cbCaiavjd3euSflv","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiavjd3euSflv","pdf",100130,"English","# List of State Reciprocity Requirements\n## Barbering reciprocity overview\n## Reciprocity requirements by state","[{\"question\":\"What is reciprocity (endorsement) in barbering licensure?\",\"answer\":\"Reciprocity, also called endorsement, is the process where a person who graduated from a barber program in one state can seek licensure in another state. 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