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Non-Residents of B.C. Licensed In Home Jurisdiction: In order to apply for any form of non-resident licensing in the Province of B.C., applicants must first be licensed for the same licence in their home jurisdiction. If the applicant's home jurisdiction does not require a licence, then appropriate documentation from the governing authority will be required. If the applicant's home jurisdiction has a website where Council may confirm their current licence status and the classes of insurance authorized, then a Certificate of Authority is not required. If the home jurisdiction does not have a website then a Certificate of Authority must accompany the licence application and must be dated no more than 90 days prior to its receipt in Council's office. Continuing Education: Non-resident licensees whose home jurisdiction has a mandatory continuing education requirement will not be required to meet Council’s requirements provided they keep their licence in good standing in their home jurisdiction. Other: With the exception of the issues noted above, non-resident applicants and licensees are subject to the same rules and requirements as residents, so review this website carefully. |