Kansas licensing authorities give the military community several breaks on professional licensing: credit for military education and training, expedited licensure, licenses that stay valid while you serve, probationary licenses, and a fee exemption for military spouses. Each one is a separate provision of state law.
Contact the Kansas licensing authority that governs your profession and ask which of these provisions applies to you. There is no single central application.
Your DD214 or military ID, your military training records, and your current out-of-state license if you hold one.
