Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License - Indiana

Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License is a legal document that was released by the Indiana Department of Education - a government authority operating within Indiana.

FAQ

Q: What is a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License?
A: A Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License is a legal agreement in Indiana where a licensee voluntarily gives up their professional license.

Q: Why would someone agree to a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License?
A: Someone might agree to a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License if they no longer wish to practice in their profession or if they are facing disciplinary action and wish to avoid a formal hearing.

Q: What happens if someone agrees to a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License?
A: If someone agrees to a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License, their professional license is permanently revoked and they are prohibited from practicing in that profession.

Q: Can someone later regain their professional license after agreeing to a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License?
A: No, once a professional license is permanently revoked through a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License, it is unlikely that the person will be able to regain their license in the future.

Q: Are there any consequences to refusing to agree to a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License?
A: If someone refuses to agree to a Stipulation of Voluntary Permanent License, their case may proceed to a formal hearing where disciplinary actions could be imposed against them, including license suspension or revocation.