Iowa Code § 483A.4
“Permanent disability” defined
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Current — January 1, 2017
As of January 1, 2016
For the purpose of obtaining a license, a person has a “permanent disability” if any of the following apply:
For the purpose of obtaining a license, a person has a “permanent disability” if any of the following apply:
1. The person has been found under the provisions of the federal Social Security Act, Tit. II, or any other public or private pension system to have a total, permanent physical or mental condition which prevents that person from engaging in the person’s occupation or qualifies that person for retirement.
1. The person has been found under the provisions of the federal Social Security Act, Tit. II, or any other public or private pension system to have a total, permanent physical or mental condition which prevents that person from engaging in the person’s occupation or qualifies that person for retirement.
2. The person has a severe physical disability and has qualified for a special license under section 483A.24.
2. The person has a severe physical disability and has qualified for a special license under section 483A.24.
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84 Acts, ch 1260, §4
C93, §483A.4
96 Acts, ch 1129, §99; 2010 Acts, ch 1061, §180
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