(1) A person who is licensed or otherwise authorized to provide signed language interpretation services in another state may provide signed language interpretation services in this state without obtaining a license from the State Board of Sign Language Interpreters if: (a) The persons license or other authorization is issued by a state recognized by the board as acceptable to qualify the person to provide signed language interpretation services in this state; and (b) If requested by the persons employer or entity for which the person contracts, the person demonstrates the license or other authorization is in good standing. (2) Nothing in this section prohibits a person described in this section from applying for a license under ORS 676.750 to 676.789. (3) The board may adopt rules to carry out this section. The board may not require a person described in this section to submit any information or pay a fee to the board in order to provide signed language interpretation services as allowed by this section.
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