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That is a good question. The answer is yes and no. There is a prevalent common myth that national certification allows you to work in any state in the union. This is a misconception. You need to be licensed in your own municipality regardless of any national recognition.
Your regional (MBLEx) or national (NESL) certification only applies if you state recognizes these testing bodies.
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