TX HHS Form 3242. Military Member. Military Spouse and Military Veteran Supplemental
The TX HHS Form 3242, Military Member, Military Spouse and Military Veteran Supplemental, is a crucial document for individuals seeking licensure as a chemical dependency counselor (LCDC) or licensed sex offender treatment practitioner (LSOTP). This form helps military service members, spouses, and veterans demonstrate their relevant experience, knowledge, or training to be considered in the assessment of their minimum requirements when applying for a license.
The form requires applicants to provide specific information about their military status, including documentation of their military experience, knowledge, or training. For military service members and veterans, this includes providing a copy of appropriate documentation, such as active-duty orders or DD-214, along with details about the relevant duties and training they wish to have considered. Military spouses must provide documentation of their status, such as a military Dependent ID Card or a copy of their spouse's most recent Permanent Change of Station (PCS) order.
By submitting this form, applicants attest that they have read and accepted responsibility for remaining knowledgeable of all Texas laws and rules, including revisions, for licensure. The form also includes instructions for submission, with options to mail or email the completed application and supporting documentation to the Texas Health and Human Services Commission Professional Licensing and Certification Unit.
- This form is used by military service members, spouses, and veterans seeking licensure as a chemical dependency counselor (LCDC) or licensed sex offender treatment practitioner (LSOTP).
- The form requires applicants to provide specific information about their military status and experience.
- Applicants must attest that they have read and accepted responsibility for remaining knowledgeable of all Texas laws and rules, including revisions, for licensure.
