1. (1) applicant holds a current, valid credential or license eligible for reciprocity from a certifying body recognized by the IC&RC;
2. (2) the office receives written verification from the IC&RC that the applicant is duly certified, credentialed or licensed, in good standing, and entitled to reciprocity in New York State;
3. (3) the office receives documentation from the certifying body of any disciplinary actions taken against the applicant's certificate, credential or license establishing that any such disciplinary action has been resolved on terms acceptable to the office; and

4. (4) the applicant complies with the provisions of Part 805 of this Title.

   (b) Credential issued.

   Qualified persons shall be issued the appropriate credential upon:

5. (1) a determination of eligibility by the office pursuant to subdivision (a) of this section; and
6. (2) approval by the office of the reciprocity application; and

7. (3) receipt of a signed affidavit stating that the applicant agrees to abide by the applicable canon of ethical principles for the profession governing the applicant’s professional activities and the code of conduct for custodians.

   (c) Renewal of credential based on reciprocity.

   Upon first renewal, all persons issued a credential based on reciprocity must submit documentation of completion of training as required by the office in addition to renewal requirements of section 853.11 of this Part.

(a) Applicability.

Reciprocity applies only to the CASAC, CPP, and the CPS credentials. The office, without requiring an examination, shall issue a credential to any applicant determined to be eligible for reciprocity based on the following: