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Licensure Information
To generate a complete application packet, print 3 files: the P.T.A. APPLICATION FORM, the P.T.A. INSTRUCTIONS, and the PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE ACT.
As of July 1, 2008, a MN P.T.A. license is required for work in Minnesota regardless of a P.T.A.'s licensure in any other state.
This section provides the requirements, procedures, and printable forms to initiate the application process for a physical therapist license in Minnesota.
To generate a complete application packet, print 3 files: the APPLICATION FORM, the INSTRUCTIONS that apply to you, and the PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE ACT.
If you are a Physical Therapist or Physical Therapist Assistant, and you have undergone a legal name change via marriage, divorce or otherwise, please be advised that in order for the Board to change the name in which your PT or PTA license is issued, you are REQUIRED to submit one of the following:
1) a certified marriage certificate specifying the name change following marriage;
2) a certified divorce or dissolution of marriage decree specifying the name change, or;
3) other certified court order specifying the name change.
Please do not submit foreign marriage certificates that do not reflect your name change following marriage, as the Board is unable to accept them for purposes of changing your name on your license.
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