Utah § 60b-105 - Section 5 -- Issuance of a Multistate License.
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§ 60b-105. Section 5 -- Issuance of a Multistate License.
58-60b-105. Section 5 -- Issuance of a Multistate License.
A. Upon receipt of an application for Multistate License, the Home State Licensing Authority shall determine the applicant's eligibility for a Multistate License in accordance with Section 4 of this Compact.
B. If such applicant is eligible pursuant to Section 4 of this Compact, the Home State Licensing Authority shall issue a Multistate License that authorizes the applicant or Regulated Social Worker to practice in all Member States under a Multistate Authorization to Practice.
C. Upon issuance of a Multistate License, the Home State Licensing Authority shall designate whether the Regulated Social Worker holds a Multistate License in the Bachelors, Masters, or Clinical category of Social Work.
D. A Multistate License issued by a Home State to a resident in that State shall be recognized by all Compact Member States as authorizing Social Work Practice under a Multistate Authorization to Practice corresponding to each category of licensure regulated in each Member State.
Enacted by Chapter 103, 2024 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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