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OFFICE OF TEACHING INITIATIVES
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frequently asked questions
Expired Certificates/Time Extensions/Renewals
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If my Provisional certificate expires and I do not qualify
for a Permanent certificate prior to February 2, 2004, will I be able to obtain
my Permanent certificate at a future date?
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After February 2, 2004, if I have an expired Provisional certificate,
how do I determine the new certificate title I should apply for?
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I was granted a time extension on my Provisional certificate.
Is it affected by the new certification requirements that went into effect
2/2/04?
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My Provisional certificate expired and I did not
qualify for a Permanent certificate prior to February 2, 2004. Will I be able
to obtain my Permanent certificate at a future date?
No. After February 2, 2004, your expired Provisional certificate
will not be able to be renewed and you will not be able to obtain a Permanent
certificate.
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I have an expired Provisional
certificate. How do I determine the new Initial certificate title I should apply for?
It is your choice, based upon your background and qualifications for the new
certificate titles.
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I was granted a time extension on my Provisional certificate.
Will I be affected by the new certification requirements that go into effect
2/2/04?
No. As long as you maintain a valid certificate, you will continue to fall
under the requirements in effect at the time your Provisional certificate
was issued. If you complete the requirements for a Permanent certificate within
the life of your Provisional certificate, a Permanent certificate will be
issued to you upon application.
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