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Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) Adoption:
Currently, 41 U.S. states and territories have adopted the NLC.

Of these, 36 have fully implemented its provisions.

Multistate RN License:
Registered nurses (RNs) residing in a Compact state can obtain a multistate license.

This license allows them to practice in other participating states without requiring additional licensure, provided they meet eligibility criteria.

 A multistate RN license does not authorize NP practice in another state. NPs must either:
-Obtain licensure by endorsement to practice in another state.

-Acquire a single-state NP license for each state where they intend to work.

You can easily obtain one from  Home | NURSECOMPACT 

We will need this information to facilitate your state NP license.

Since each state's licensure by endorsement requirements vary, here is the initial list of documents we will need to start:

1. Current Advanced Nurse Practitioner license.

2.  National Certification: Provide documentation of national certification as a nurse practitioner from an approved certifying body.

3. Proof of Education: Submit official transcripts showing completion of a master’s or doctoral program in nursing from an accredited institution.

4. Submit Continuing Education: Provide proof of completed continuing education requirements, if applicable.

5. Copy of your resume or CV.

6. Copy of your Multi-State license that you obtained from  Home | NURSECOMPACT 

Yes. As part of the application process, you must complete fingerprinting and a criminal background check. We will help you with this as part of our service to you.

You can send us an email at:

State2StateNP@Outlook.com

Or call us at 954-501-7414