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Occupational licensing, also called occupational licensure, is a form of government regulation requiring a license to pursue a particular profession or vocation for compensation. It is related to occupational closure.

To protect consumers, Occupational Licensing (OL) oversees the licensing, monitoring, and regulating of these and many other motor vehicle-related businesses and professions. You can apply for, renew, or update your OL online. Get Started.

Miscellaneous DL Fees ItemFeeCopy of a California DL/ID card record$5Reissue Fee Admin Per Se (APS) under 21 years of age (Zero Tolerance law)$100Reissue Fee Admin Per Se (APS) 21 years of age and older$125Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Reissue Fee$559 more rows

You will receive your DL via mail within within three to four weeks. If you have not received your DL card after 60 days, visit Driver's License & ID Card Status. Your California DL Application and fee is valid for 12 months after you complete the online application.

What Is a Professional License in California? A California professional license is any license, permit, certification, or registration that you need in order to work in the state. That can include licenses to operate certain vehicles, perform certain services, or sell certain products.

In California, people who work in certain jobs are required to get a license from the state to do so. There are over 200 professions in California that require a professional or occupational license—ranging from barbers and cosmetologists, to security guards, contractors, teachers, nurses, doctors and lawyers.

OT licenses are issued by the California Board of Occupational Therapy and typically take three to four weeks to process. Once you have your license, you can access jobs in a state that offers the second highest annual mean salary for occupational therapists.