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Go to the California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology page Click on the Applicants tab at the top and you can find a Reciprocity Application. I believe in California you always have to take the written and practical state exams (I did for esthetician when I moved to California from Minnesota) for licensure. California requires 1600 hours training for cosmetology, as opposed to Florida's 1200. You may have to complete the rest of the hours, or depending on your experience they may accept you for the exam. You can call the Board at 800-952-5210.
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New York. They only require 1,000 hours according to a website I just read all the requirements from.
Both New York City and New York state are three hours ahead of the state of California time wise. This never changes, regardless of changes with Daylight Savings Time.
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New York is 21 hours away
New York state is located in the Eastern time zone, while Washington state is in the Pacific time zone. The time difference between them is three hours, with New York being three hours "ahead" of Washington state. For example, when it's noon in New York, in Washington state it's 9 a.m.
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Washington, D.C. to New York: 227 miles, 3.5 hours by carWashington State to New York: 2,780 mi, 44 hours by car* These distances will vary depending on what city in New York and Washington State you are headed to/from.
New York is in the same time zone with Washington DC, and it's three hours ahead of Washington State.
12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness
Every state has their own cosmetology section that have their own set of guidelines and laws. For example: Where you can work in a hair salon in New York as a "shampoo girl" as long as you are training to be a cosmetologist, the state of Arkansas mandates that if you are going to touch a client, you HAVE to be licensed. Check with your State Cosmetology Section. But, even if you can work unlicensed in the salon, you still have abide by the laws that govern minors in the workplace. You can probably get hardships for those (I think those vary by the state, too). Best of luck to you!