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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 8. Education
Agency 20. State Board of Education
Chapter 821. General Procedures for the Licensure of Child Day Programs and Family Day Systems and Background Checks
2/5/2026

8VAC20-821-130. Provisional license.

A. The superintendent may issue a provisional license to a renewal applicant when the applicant is temporarily unable to comply with all of the licensure requirements. A provisional license may be issued for a term not to exceed six months. A provisional license may be renewed, but a provisional license may not be held for longer than six months from the original issuance of the provisional license.

B. If, at the end of the provisional license, the renewal applicant is still unable to comply with all of the licensure requirements, the application for renewal shall be denied.

C. A provisional license may be voided and the license renewed if the superintendent determines that the renewal applicant meets the qualifications for renewal.

Statutory Authority

§§ 22.1-16 and 22.1-289.046 of the Code of Virginia.

Historical Notes

Derived from Virginia Register Volume 42, Issue 8, eff. February 1, 2026.

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