Effective April 18, 2008, individuals who meet the following requirements do not need to apply for a practice privilege license in Minnesota or notify the Board of practice in Minnesota:
If your only valid license is not from one of these substantially equivalent states, prior to performing services in Minnesota you must:
If your client is headquartered in Minnesota, your firm must obtain a Minnesota firm license, even if you have no office location in Minnesota.
Individuals currently holding a Minnesota certificate who have their principal place of business in another state and do not provide professional services in Minnesota will need to do one of the following:
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