Cosmetology - Temporary Eyelash Technician License Application

Cosmetology - Temporary Eyelash Technician License Application

Terms of Temporary License:

Applicants for the temporary eyelash technician license must be at least sixteen (16) years of age and have a 9th grade education or equivalent.

To obtain a temporary license, applicants must submit an application to the Board. By submitting an application you are acknowledging that eyelash technician services may only be performed in a Board registered salon or barbershop. Eyelash technicians intending to operate in their own facility may Apply for an Original Salon Permit or Apply for an Original Shop Permit at any time.

Temporary license holders will be able to renew that license for one additional year while working toward their standard license. Lash technicians will be expected to complete the Board-approved training and pass the State Board exam to receive a standard license, with more details to be announced in 2026. Lash technicians who do not receive a temporary license by December 31, 2026 will need to refrain from practicing until they fulfill the requirements of the standard license, including training and exam requirements.

Note: This is a temporary license, a means of working while awaiting examination and licensure. If you currently hold an active cosmetologist or esthetician license, you do not need to apply for this temporary license.

Personal Information:

Fields marked with an asterisk * are required.

Full Name: * First Middle Last

Mailing Address: *

	I have a United States mailing address
	Address:
	City, State Zip:	, -
	County:
	I have a mailing address outside the United States
	Address:

Social Security Number: *

Date of Birth (MM-DD-YYYY): *

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Place of Birth: *

	I was born in the United States
	City and State: ,
	I was born outside the United States
	City and Country:

Gender: * Male Female

Education Highest Grade Completed: *

Home Phone Number: * - -

Personal E-mail Address: *

Business E-mail Address: (Optional)

Note: You may, if you so choose, use the same email address in both fields presently designated for "Business Email Address" and "Personal Email Address". However, please note that your business address may be released upon the request from a third party. Your personal email address will only be used for the purposes of communications from LABOR. In addition, if you wish to omit your business email address from the lists of licensees that from time to time LABOR makes available to third parties, you must notify us in writing or you can opt out by leaving your business email address blank. You may send your Opt out notice to dlopl-labor@maryland.gov

Required Information:

Have you ever:

1.	Been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor in any State or Federal Court? Yes No
2.	Had this type of license, certificate, registration, or permit denied, suspended, or revoked by Maryland or any other jurisdiction? Yes No

Certification:

By pressing "Submit" below:

I hereby certify, under penalty of perjury, that the information contained herein is true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information, and belief. I further authorize the release of any information contained within this application to an authorized representative of the Department of Labor for further investigation. I further certify that I have paid all undisputed taxes and unemployment insurance contributions payable to the Comptroller or the Department of Labor or have provided for payment in a manner satisfactory to the unit responsible for collection. I further certify that I have read and understand Maryland statutory and regulatory provisions applicable to the license/permit/registration being issued, including provisions generally limiting to licensed beauty salons and barbershops the location where services may be offered.

In accordance with Executive Order 01.901.1983-18, the Department of Labor is required to advise you as follows regarding the collecting of personal information: Personal information requested by the licensing agency of the Department is necessary in determining your eligibility for licensure. Such personal information is also intended for use as an additional means of verifying the licensee's identity or to enable the agency to communicate, in a timely manner, with the licensee should the need arise. The licensee has a right to inspect his/her personal record and to amend or correct the personal data if necessary. Personal information is generally available for inspection by the public only in accordance with the Public Information Act. Personal information is not routinely shared with state, federal or local government agencies.

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