Get Form 710-004: Water And Wastewater Reciprocity Application And ... - Deq State Ok

Filling out the Form 710-004 is an important step for individuals seeking reciprocity in water and wastewater certification. This guide provides clear and concise instructions to ensure a seamless application process for users navigating it online.

Follow the steps to complete the form accurately.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the application form and open it for editing.
2. Indicate the number of certificates you wish to transfer, the licensing state from which you are transferring, and the expiration date of those certificates.
3. Print your name, mailing address, city, state, zip code, birthdate, and social security number. Ensure that the mailing address is the operator’s address.
4. Provide your job title and specify if you supervise other employees. If applicable, state the number of employees supervised and include your supervisor's name along with their license number.
5. List your place of employment’s name, address, city, state, and zip code.
6. Include the employer’s water facility and wastewater facility ID numbers. These numbers can typically be obtained from your supervisor or employer.
7. Check the box next to the certification level for which you are applying. Also, list the equivalent certification you hold along with the current certification number from your state.
8. Describe your experience in water, wastewater, laboratory, or distribution/collection operations. Ensure to provide dates and detailed duties.
9. Document all water and wastewater classes attended or planned prior to the certification transfer, as this section cannot be left blank.
10. Read the statement of understanding, then sign and date the application to confirm your agreement.
11. Review your application to confirm that all fields are completed. Incomplete applications may be returned.
12. Make the application fee payment as outlined, and choose your preferred payment method. Include this payment with your application.
13. Submit your completed application online. After submission, allow up to six weeks for processing. Keep in mind that you are not considered an operator in Oklahoma until you receive your certification card.

Complete your application for water and wastewater certification online today!