New Jersey State Board Esthetics Practice Exam

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How long do temporary permits last before they expire?

  1. 90 days

  2. 120 days

  3. Six months

  4. One year

The correct answer is: 120 days

Temporary permits for esthetics practice are typically valid for a specific duration to allow practitioners to work while they are in the process of obtaining their full licensure. In New Jersey, these permits generally last for 120 days. This duration is designed to give individuals sufficient time to complete any necessary examinations or fulfill any licensing requirements without being too lengthy, which ensures that permit holders are motivated to complete the licensure process efficiently. Understanding the duration of temporary permits is essential for anyone entering the field, as it directly impacts the timeline for starting practice and highlights the importance of preparing for licensing exams promptly.