A person licensed to practice in another state may provide services in New York for how long?

A person licensed to practice in another state may offer their services in New York for a duration of up to 3 months. This provision is designed to accommodate licensed professionals who are visiting or temporarily relocating to New York. It allows them to provide services without having to obtain a New York license immediately, as long as they maintain the validity of their original out-of-state license.

This temporary practice privilege is crucial for professionals who might be in New York for training, conventions, or short-term work assignments, ensuring they can continue to serve clients while complying with state regulations. The three-month timeframe not only supports professionals but also protects customers by ensuring that the service provider holds valid credentials from another state.

The other timeframes such as 1 month, 2 months, and 6 months do not reflect the actual regulations set forth by New York State regarding temporary practice for licensed professionals from other states.