• What are the requirements to obtain a license for Waxing?
• What are the fees, terms of licensure?
• What forms of payment does the Department of State accept?
• Who must apply for a Waxing license?
• Do I need a physical to be licensed?
What are the requirements to obtain a license for Waxing?
If you are at least 17 years old, you may apply for a Waxing license based on:
1) New York State Education and Examinations (eligible for temporary license)
After your application is reviewed and accepted, you will receive information that explains the exam process in detail.
You must complete a 75-hour, New York State approved course of study and pass the New York State written examination to get a license to operate in New York State. As proof of successful completion of schooling, you must have the Affirmation of New York State Approved Schooling section of the application completed by your school director.2) Education Outside of New York State (eligible for temporary license)
The Department of State may waive the New York State schooling requirement if you can document an equivalent level of schooling from another state or country. You must submit all three of the following documents (foreign language documents must be accompanied by an English translation certified true and accurate by the translator):(1) a school certificate;
(2) a school transcript listing subjects and hours completed;
AND
(3) a current, original Certification of Licensure from your state board or, if not licensed, a current Certification from your state's board verifying the hours claimed. After your application is reviewed and accepted, you will also be required to pass the New York State written examination to obtain a Waxing license in this state. You will receive information that explains the exam process in detail.
3) Experience: 5 Years Outside of New York State Any individual having five years of legal experience in an occupation equivalent to Waxing may apply for a New York State license by submitting satisfactory evidence of education and experience. Evidence may include but is not limited to:
(1) original certifications from licensing agencies and two experience statements;
(2) copies of passports which indicate occupation of individual;
(3) tax returns which indicate occupation;
(4) letters from employers;
(5) practical and written examination results; and
(6) course curricula
Such evidence must be presented in legible form and in English. If a translation is provided, it must be certified as true and accurate by the translator. After your application is reviewed and accepted, you may obtain a Waxing license in New York State without examination or further education.
What are the fees, terms of licensure?
What forms of payment does the Department of State accept?
You may pay by check or money order made payable to the Department of State or by MasterCard or Visa using a credit card authorization form. DO NOT SEND CASH. Application fees are nonrefundable. A $20 fee will be charged for any check returned by your bank.
Who must apply for a Waxing license?
Any person practicing Waxing is required by law to have a Waxing license. A Waxing license will not permit you to operate a business; a separate business application must be completed and a separate business license obtained.
Do I need a physical to be licensed?
Yes. You need to be examined by a physician, physician's assistant or nurse practitioner to apply for a license in Waxing. Your physician, physician's assistant or nurse practitioner must complete and date the Health Certification section of the application. You must submit your application within 30 days after the certification is signed and dated.
There is no reciprocity or endorsement at this time.