A.R.S. § 32-1024: Out-of-State Collector Licensing
Licensing out-of-state collection agents
How do out-of-state debt collectors get licensed in Arizona?
In Arizona, the deputy director must license an out-of-state collection agent who already holds a valid license from another state, if that state's licensing requirements were substantially equal to Arizona's, that state offers Arizona agents similar reciprocity, and the applicant pays the required fees and meets Arizona's financial and bonding requirements.
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32-1024. Licensing out-of-state collection agents
The deputy director shall issue a license to operate a collection agency to a person who holds and presents with the person's application a valid and subsisting license to operate a collection agency issued by another state or an agency of another state if:
1. Requirements for securing the license were, at the time of issuance, substantially the same or equal to requirements imposed by this chapter.
2. The state concerned extends reciprocity under similar circumstances to licensed collection agents of this state.
3. The application is accompanied by the fees and financial and bonding requirements set forth in this chapter.
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