Statutes and Rules

Related Links

•  NC General Statute: Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Board
  
  Chapter 90 Article 18C: Marriage and Family Therapy Licensure Act
•  Chapter 31 of the NC Administrative Code
  
  Chapter 31 of the NC Administrative Code: The Administrative Code supplements the General Statutes for the North Carolina Marriage & Family Therapy Licensure Board. It outlines continuing education requirements, fees, and more.
•  NC General Statute: Military and Military Spouse Applicants 93B-15.1
  
  Although the military does not provide military training or award a military occupational specialty license in marriage and family therapy, if an applicant is a member of the military or military spouse, they may apply for licensure in accordance with NC Statutes. No later than 15 days following the receipt of a complete application for licensure the applicant shall be notified of the Board’s decision.