Arkansas State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors Service Laws, Rules, and Regulations (LRR) Practice Exam

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Is a temporary working number issued to someone reciprocating a license valid for?

Six months
One year
Two years
Indefinitely

The correct answer is: One year

A temporary working number issued to an individual reciprocating a license is valid for one year. This provision allows the licensee to operate legally while they fulfill the necessary requirements to obtain their permanent license. The one-year validity ensures that the state board can assess the individual’s eligibility and compliance with local laws and regulations before granting full licensure. It provides a structured time frame for both the individual and the licensing authority to process applications, complete requisite examinations, or handle any other formalities involved in the licensing process. A longer duration, like two years or indefinitely, would not typically be aligned with the regulatory practices in place, which aim to maintain the standards and integrity of the profession.