Arizona

For Arizona, permit duration is a date certain for completion of the assignment that is no more than one year from the date on which the Director issues a non-resident temporary license or certificate; extension allowed is yes -- an extension of no more than 120 days, on written notice before the date specified in the application that more time is needed, recorded from its source on 2026-08-28.

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What the source says

specifies a date certain for completion of the assignment that is no more than one year from the date on which the Director issues a non-resident temporary license or certificate. B. To apply for a non-resident temporary license or certificate, an individual who meets the pre-requisites in subsection (A) shall submit: 1. A completed application form; 2. An irrevocable consent to service of process; 3. Evidence that the applicant has applied for a valid fingerprint clearance card pursuant to A.R.S. § 32-3620(B); and 4. The application fee specified under Section <https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/arizona/Ariz-Admin-Code-SS-R4-46-106> R4-46-106 . 5. The fee required under R4-46-106 . C. The Director shall grant an extension of no more than 120 days to an individual to whom a non-resident temporary license or certificate has been issued if the individual provides written notice before the date specified in subsection (A)(3) that more time is needed to complete the assignment

— law.cornell.edu, retrieved 2026-08-28

Source

• law.cornell.eduhttps://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/arizona/Ariz-Admin-Code-SS-R4-46-203

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