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SECTION 94. Licensing Requirements for Professional Unarmed Combat Matchmakers (a) This SECTION applies to professional unarmed combat. (b) An individual who wishes to participate as a matchmaker for a commission approved professional unarmed combat event or professional-amateur unarmed combat event must first obtain a license as an unarmed combat matchmaker from the commission. (c) To participate as an unarmed combat matchmaker for a commission approved professional unarmed combat event or professional-amateur unarmed combat event, an individual must either: (1) have a valid license as a unarmed combat matchmaker issued by the commission; (2) have a valid license as a unarmed combat promoter issued by the commission; or (3) file a completed unarmed combat matchmaker application with the commission simultaneously with the unarmed combat event permit application required pursuant to SECTION 100 of this document. (d) An application for licensure as an unarmed combat matchmaker must include the following: (1) Information regarding the applicant's experience and qualifications which he or she believes the commission should consider. (2) A clear photocopy of a current government issued photographic identification card, including, but not limited to: (A) a driver's license; (B) a passport; (C) a mixed martial arts national identification card issued by a state or tribal nation; or (D) a boxer federal identification card issued by a state or tribal nation pursuant to 15 U.S.C. 6305; which affirms that the applicant is at least eighteen (18) years of age. (3) One (1) digital photograph of the applicant which shows head and shoulders only, without a hat, and in a natural pose. (4) The required application fee under SECTION 87 of this document.

- Indiana Gaming Commission~Indiana State Athletic Commission (3172347164)
- http://www.in.gov/igc/

In order to qualify for a license to practice optometry in Indiana, the candidate must: Be at least 18 years of age. Successfully pass the examination administered by the Board. Pay all fees for applications, examinations, and licenses. Have not been convicted of a crime or be subject to disciplinary action that would interfere in the carrying out of professional duties. Have graduated from a commissioned high school. Be a graduate of a college of optometry. Licenses must be renewed every two years. Continuing education in the form of seminars, conferences, and workshops is required for license renewal. The number of hours or credits is determined by the Board. More detailed information, including application materials and test dates, may be obtained directly through the Indiana Optometry Board.

- Indiana Professional Licensing Agency~Indiana Optometry Board (3172342054)
- http://www.in.gov/pla/opt.htm