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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the dpi form 1613 in the editor.
- In Section I, provide your personal information. Fill in your Social Security Number, full name (Last, First, Middle), and the name of your employing school district or agency. Also, include the location of employment (school(s), city, state).
- Next, move to Section II for Employment History. List each position held within the district on a separate line. Include dates of employment (MM/YY), position details (e.g., Teacher, Counselor), and specify if you were a regular or substitute.
- Finally, in Section III, your employer must verify the information. They will need to sign and provide their title, contact number, and date signed to confirm accuracy.
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pi 1613 employment verification form
Instructions to Employer:This form is used by an employer to verify the employment experience of an applicant for licensure. As an authorized signatory,Read more
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