Frequently Asked Questions

1. 1.
   How do I verify a license?

   Licenses can be verified free of charge by visiting our Licensee Lookup database.

   If you are licensed in Vermont and need a verification of good standing to send to the new state in which you are applying for licensure, please submit the Verification of Vermont Licensure Request Form and a check for $20.00, made payable to Vermont Secretary of State (or VTSOS) to:

   Vermont Secretary of State
   Office of Professional Regulation
   89 Main Street, 3rd Floor
   Montpelier, Vermont 05620-3402

2. 2.
   How long does it take to process my application?

   For nursing, the applications are processed within seven to ten business days. For all other professions, applications take three to five business days to process.

3. 3.
   How do I obtain a user ID and password for my online account?

   When your application comes and has been processed, you will be emailed and mailed a letter with the login. Login information is also emailed and mailed at renewal time. You may also request a copy by emailing renewalnullclerk@snullec.statnulle.vt.usnull.

4. 4.
   How do I check the status of my application or renewal?

   You may check the status of an application or renewal by logging in to your online licensing account with the user ID and password provided by the office.

5. 5.
   How do I update my address and email address free of charge?

   You may update your contact information by logging in to your online licensing account with the user ID and password provided by the office. (No fee required.)

6. 6.
   When do I need to renew my license?

   Please refer to the following renewal schedule.

7. 7.
   How do I look up a licensee?

   Licenses can be verified free of charge by visiting our Licensee Lookup database.

8. 8.
   What is paperless licensure?

   Effective immediately, the Office of Professional Regulation will no longer issue paper licenses at renewal. Please see “Paperless Licensure” for more details.