Question 12072 of 401 · Texas Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
A military spouse holds a current license from another jurisdiction. Texas must issue a license if that jurisdiction's requirements are
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Correct answer to question 12072
- D: Substantially equivalent to Texas rules
Explanation
For a qualified military spouse, the department issues a license when the other jurisdiction's requirements are substantially equivalent. That includes proctored written exams, an EPA approved plan and a reciprocal agreement.
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