OAC 310:679-10-29
Application Requirements
Cite as Okla. Admin. Code § 310:679-10-29
(a) The applicant shall submit to the Board an An application shall be submitted to the Department,
which shall contain such containing the following information and documentation: as name, education,
employment history, information pertaining to moral character, any other information the Board
requires, and an affidavit stating that the applicant, if granted a license, will obey the laws of the State
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and the rules of the Board, and will maintain the honor and dignity of the profession. The application
for licensure and/or to attend AU meets this requirement.
(1) Name;
(2) Contact Information;
(3) Educational history as required by license type;
(4) Signed letter outlining applicable work history if required by license type; and
(5) Affidavit of Lawful Presence.
(b) To satisfy the Board's requirement for evidence verifying educational degree(s) conferred or hours
of post-secondary education completed, the found at OAC 490:10-3-1.1.
(c) The applicant will be subjected to a criminal background check as described in this Chapter prior to
beginning an AIT internship. A background check will be completed on all applicants.
(d) (c) A fee as prescribed by the Board Department at OAC 490:1-7-2 shall be submitted with the
application.
(e) (d) An applicant who successfully completes a Board-approved AIT internship will not have to
repeat the internship if he is successfully licensed/certified as a long term care administrator/CAA in
Oklahoma within the will have twenty-four (24) months to complete the required training and
internship. following the month in which he first began his internship, and if applicant fails to secure
licensure/certification within this 24-month time frame, applicant will have to pay all applicable fees
and serve a new AIT internship prior to any future licensing/certification attempts. A one-time
extension may be granted by petitioning the Department if the applicant submits a formal request
outlining the reasons for the delay. The Department has discretion to approve or deny extension
requests and will notify the applicant of the decision.