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Finally a course designed and approved just for the Florida Hair Braider, Hair Wrapper and Body Wrapper to renew their registration. You can now stop searching for a course containing just the 2 hours of HIV/AIDS training required to renew, you have found it! This is the course you have been looking for. Busy professionals do not want to spend hours learning information unconnected and not required for renewal. Only $25.95 gets you what you must have to renew your braider or wrapper registration without the need to complete training unrelated to your continuing education requirements. This course gives you what you need and nothing more to earn your eligibility to renew your braider or wrapper registration. Upon completion of this course we immediately send a report to the state electronically making it possible to renew your hair braiding, hair wrapping, or body wrapping registration in less time than through any other source. The online pages are designed to be easy to read and the post course quiz is straightforward with no trick questions. |
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MyFloridaLicense.com Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ's
REQUESTS FOR ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT If you have any problems email, a “digital support ticket” will be created from the email you send. An email provides a digital record of the problem you want help with. The information in your email is saved in a database and becomes a “digital support ticket”. A “digital support ticket” is easily forwarded to the appropriate customer service representative designated to resolve the type problem you have encountered. This digital record of your request for help will insure that your problem is responded to promptly, and reduces lost or inaccurate information about the trouble you are having, thus promoting accuracy in the support service you receive. Phone messages can not be converted to a digital record, and can not be entered into the new “digital support ticket” system. Because messages taken over the phone, or messages left in voice mail can not be entered digitally in to the digital support ticket system, it is therefore necessary that requests for assistance be sent by email for a prompt and accurate resolution. Email's are reviewed frequently and are responded to anywhere between 1 to 24 hours. Most questions asked are similar if not the same, so to save you valuable time a link that will direct you to a Web site assistant is provided below. The Web site assistant is prepared to answer all of the most frequently asked questions routinely received. It is a good idea to review the list of questions before you send an email, its possible your question can be answered immediately, making it unnecessary that you write, send, and then wait for a reply to a question you want answered. What many perceive to be a problem is found to be the way the process works. Answers to the frequently asked questions give information that will eliminate unnecessary concerns. They can also let you know when there may actual be a problem that needs to be looked into, prompting you to proceed with an email requesting a resolution to a particular issue you may be experiencing. Answers also provide information detailing current requirements for all license types, and application submissions. Even if you think you know what requirements you must complete, it’s still a good idea to confirm you are correct, and that there isn’t anything additional or new that you are also responsible for to be completely compliant with all license renewal requirements. It only takes a few seconds to listen and confirm that you know what all you are expected to do. Confirming you got it all correct can be done with a quick visit to the frequently asked questions page, where up to date information is at your finger tips. A short few minutes spent now, can stop you from making a timely mistake. |