Can a temporary permit be valid for more than 90 days?

The validity of a temporary permit being strictly limited to 90 days is a standard regulation in many jurisdictions, including Montana. This limitation is set to ensure that individuals practicing under a temporary permit are working toward fulfilling the necessary qualifications to obtain a full and valid license.

Temporary permits are designed to provide a transitional period for applicants, allowing them to continue working while they finalize their training or educational requirements. The 90-day limit serves to encourage prompt completion of licensing requirements and to maintain quality and standards in practice.

Other options suggesting extensions beyond 90 days under various conditions, such as specific circumstances or residency programs, are typically not allowed under standard regulations, which is why the correct response highlights the strict adherence to the 90-day limitation.