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Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board700 SW Harrison St. Suite 420 Topeka, KS 666033929 David B. FYE, JD Executive DirectorPhone: 7852963240 Fax: 7852963112 www.ksbsrb.ks.gov Laura Kelly, GovernorAPPLICATION

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How to fill out lscsw reciprocity

1. Step 1: Contact the state regulatory board in the state where you currently hold your LSCSW license to request a reciprocity application.
2. Step 2: Obtain a copy of the reciprocity application form and review it carefully.
3. Step 3: Fill out the application form, providing all required information such as personal details, education, training, and previous licensure information.
4. Step 4: Gather any supporting documents required by the reciprocity application, such as verification of your current licensure and any professional references.
5. Step 5: Submit the completed reciprocity application and supporting documents to the state regulatory board.
6. Step 6: Pay any application fees that may be required.
7. Step 7: Wait for the state regulatory board to review your application and make a decision on whether to grant reciprocity.
8. Step 8: If your application is approved, follow any additional instructions provided by the state regulatory board to complete the reciprocity process, such as paying any remaining fees or completing any additional training or examinations.
9. Step 9: Once the reciprocity process is complete, you will be issued a new LSCSW license in the state where you sought reciprocity.

Who needs lscsw reciprocity?

1. LSCSW reciprocity is needed by licensed social workers who want to practice in a different state without having to go through the full licensure process again.
2. It is particularly useful for social workers who are relocating or want to expand their practice to different states.
3. By obtaining reciprocity, social workers can save time and effort by transferring their existing licensure to another state, allowing them to continue their professional practice seamlessly.

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What is lscsw reciprocity?

LSCSW reciprocity is a process that allows licensed clinical social workers in one state to practice in another state without having to obtain a new license.

Who is required to file lscsw reciprocity?

Licensed clinical social workers who wish to practice in a different state than the one they are currently licensed in are required to file for LSCSW reciprocity.

How to fill out lscsw reciprocity?

To fill out LSCSW reciprocity, social workers need to submit an application, provide proof of licensure in their current state, and meet any additional requirements set by the state they wish to practice in.

What is the purpose of lscsw reciprocity?

The purpose of LSCSW reciprocity is to facilitate the mobility of licensed clinical social workers across state borders and to ensure that they can continue to provide services to clients in different states.

What information must be reported on lscsw reciprocity?

Information that must be reported on LSCSW reciprocity applications typically includes proof of current licensure, professional experience, and any disciplinary actions taken against the social worker.