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Licensing requirements for Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses (also known as Licensed Vocational Nurses in certain States) vary from State to State. To facilitate the verification of the license status of practitioners, many States provide Nursing License
Lookup web tools as detailed below. These lookup tools typically include verification of other nursing related professions, including advanced practice nurses. However, most States provide separate lookup tools for nursing aides/assistants.
To verify the status of nursing aides/assistants, visit Nursing Aide License Lookup . A few States do not provide such online nursing license lookup or verification, so for States not listed below, please contact the appropriate State Nursing Board for additional information. License lookup tools for other health practitioners can be found at Health License Lookup or, for lookup tools organized by State, at U.S. Medical License Lookup .
For Canadian nursing credentials, see Canadian RN License Lookup .

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Get instant access to nursing license verification, lookup, and search nationwide, including all board of nursing and important contact details
Get instant access to nursing license verification, lookup, and search nationwide, including all board of nursing and important contact details
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Alabama Board of Nursing / Verification (Nursys)
The Alabama Board of Nursing
strives to promote and safeguard
the health of the public through
regulatory excellence.
Contact Info

RSA Plaza, Suite 250, 770 Washington Ave., Montgomery, AL 36104

Phone: 1-800-656-5318

Fax: 1-334-293-5201

E-Mail: abn@abn.alabama.gov

Web: www.abn.alabama.gov

Nurses, employers, and the public may obtain written verification of Alabama licensure through these services.

Nursys is the coordinated national database for verification of nurse licensure, discipline, and practice privileges for RNs and LPN/VNs licensed by participating boards of nursing, including all states in the Nurse Licensure Compact. The chart below reflects the appropriate NURSYS function for each user.
Employers should use Nursys QuickConfirm only during the interview process. Upon hiring a nurse, the employer should enter the individual into Nursys e-Notify; that service allows you to validate unique identifying data specific to the individual nurse. NURSYS QuickConfirm is not appropriate for employers validating identity, who should exercise extreme caution regarding potential license fraud. Any healthcare organization that employs multistate licensed nurses and/or out-of-state nurses working on a multistate privilege must verify licensure through Nursys e-Notify. You may also continue to use the ABN Subscription Service, which offers additional benefits to subscribing employers.
The ABN Subscription Service remains available for Alabama nurses and will include data identifiers unique to the individual nurse, to protect against license fraud. Employers may request discipline records free of charge; participation also satisfies the Annual Report of Employing Agencies. In addition, all discipline records for Alabama nurses and nurses working on multistate privilege (MSP) entered into the Subscription Service are pushed to Alabama employers in real time, with no delays. The products to utilize are listed below:
To access the Nursys website, please go to Nursys.com .

The target audience for subscribers is employing facilities of Alabama licensed nurses.
Subscribers will receive electronic notification any time there is a change in any employee’s license status. This reduces the risk of individuals working without proper authorization from the Board of Nursing. In addition, subscribing will eliminate the need to submit the annual report of employing agencies, as this will be accomplished electronically through the on-line subscription verification process.
PUSH technology notifies you immediately of changes in license status.
Provides license verification information without phone calls or written requests which include:
What are the levels of service and what is the price?
*If paying online using a credit card, a 3% transaction fee will be added to your total.
The primary purpose of the Subscription Service is to provide employers with real-time information regarding changes to the status of the nursing license of its employees. For example, if a license lapses or is disciplined, the employer receives notification via PUSH technology when this occurs. By making this information immediately available to employers, the ABN is fulfilling its mission of public protection.
No. The utilization of the Subscription Service eliminates the need to submit a separate report.

License Lookup provides primary source verification as of the date the verification is printed. License Lookup is not the same as verification of licensure required by other Boards of Nursing prior to license issuance.You may look up a licensee using either the name or license number.
Attention Employers: Primary source verification obtained using License Lookup is valid only if the original was printed and maintained in your facility. You should not accept a copy of the License Lookup print product under any circumstances.
The data included on License Lookup is not exhaustive and does not include all needed information for endorsement of your Alabama nursing license into another state.
The ABN strives to maintain accurate records at all times. Changes to a license status will post very quickly, usually in no more than 24 hours after a status change has occurred.
To utilize the free licensure verification “License Lookup“ provided by the Board, please follow the steps listed here.
The primary purpose of the Subscription Service is to provide employers with real-time information regarding changes to the status of the nursing license of its employees. For example, if a license lapses or is disciplined, the employer receives notification via PUSH technology when this occurs. By making this information immediately available to employers, the ABN is fulfilling its mission of public protection.
No. The utilization of the Subscription Service eliminates the need to submit a separate report.
The data included on License Lookup is not exhaustive and does not include all needed information for endorsement of your Alabama nursing license into another state.
The ABN strives to maintain accurate records at all times. Changes to a license status will post very quickly, usually in no more than 24 hours after a status change has occurred.
To utilize the free licensure verification “License Lookup“ provided by the Board, please follow the steps listed here.
You can access licensed nurse information in Nursys. Please go to https://www.nursys.com and select NURSYS e-Notify.
Each year, employers are required to submit a report detailing all nurses in their employ, to include all out-of-state nurses working on a multistate privilege (MSP). The Subscription Service eliminates the need to submit a separate report and allows the subscriber to maintain the following benefits:
The Nursys coordinated license information database is the repository of data provided directly from participating state boards of nursing.
NURSYS.COM Quick Confirm allows for rapid license look up.

Nursys provides online verification for endorsement to nurses seeking to practice in other states. To access the Nursys, please go to https://www.nursys.com/ and use the green link.
Nurse Provides you with resources such as:
Nurse License Verification for Endorsement is an online service for requesting secure electronic verification of licensure between boards of nursing. You must submit a request for verification to boards of nursing.
To access Nursys, please go to https://www.nursys.com/ .
Yes. Upon request and payment of the applicable fee ($50.00) the ABN will provide you a report of available data that is in Nursys as of the date of the report.
Alabama-licensed nurses – you must ensure that your name, address, and licensure changes are up-to-date in My Profile. If you are not Alabama Licensed Nurse, please update your information with your state board of nursing that issued your current license.
Please contact the board of nursing where your information is incorrect to update your information.
The NLC is an interstate agreement that allows RNs and LPNs to practice physically, via telehealth, or via other electronic means in all Compact party states.
A map of Compact party states is available on the NLC homepage .
An applicant for multistate license:
Primary state of residence (PSOR) refers to your state of legal residence. Documents that may be used to verify your PSOR include:
Alabama became part of the eNLC on January 1, 2020. The NLC rules do not allow a license to be maintained or renewed if the nurse has a multistate license in another party state that allows them to practice in Alabama. Your Alabama single state license will lapse at the next renewal period following January 1, 2020. At this time, you will practice on your multistate privilege (MSP).
You must complete an endorsement application for Alabama Multistate license.
You must complete an Alabama SSL to MSL application and meet the uniform licensure requirements.
Further information is available on our Compact page .
(Moving from Alabama to a Compact State)
Moving from Alabama to Non-Compact State
No. A nurse working in a remote Compact state in federal/military facility may practice on single state license issued by the remote compact state and is not required to obtain a multistate license from the home state.
A nurse employed by the federal government holding a multistate license in the primary state of residence cannot hold an additional single state license in any remote Compact state. This is because the multistate license allows the nurse to practice in all Compact states.
Yes. If you declare Alabama as your legal state of residence and provide the required documentation.
An applicant who is ineligible for or is denied a multistate license may be eligible for single state licensure, at the discretion of the Board.
Moving from Alabama to a Compact State
When moving (changing primary state of legal residence) to a new NLC state, you must apply for licensure by endorsement.
Moving from Alabama to Non-Compact State
When moving (changing primary state of legal residence) to a new non-Compact state, it you must apply for licensure by endorsement.
Yes, provided that you meet all the requirements for a multistate license.
If you are a legal resident of Alabama, you might be eligible for a multistate license. You will need to apply for licensure by exam and receive an authorization to test (ATT) from the Board.
Please note: The NCLEX is not a state exam. It is a national exam and can be taken in any state convenient to you. You are not required to apply for initial license by exam in the state of your nursing program. To clarify, if you will be residing and working in a Compact state, such as Alabama, then that state is where you should apply your license by exam and authorization to test.
For further information on Licensure by Examination, see Basic Requirements under Licensure by Examination (Multistate) .
No. You can only have one multistate license. You must apply for licensure in the state you declare as your primary state of residency (PSOR).
You must submit documentation of your legal state of residence. Primary state of residence (PSOR) refers to your state of legal residence. Documents that may be used to verify your PSOR include:
(a) driver’s license with a home address;
(b) voter registration card with a home address;
(c) federal income tax return with a primary state of residence declaration;
(d) military form no. 2058 (state of legal residence certificate); or
(e) W2 form from the United States government or any bureau, division, or agency thereof, indicating residence.
No. If you are not going to declare Alabama as your legal state of residency, you cannot apply for an Alabama multistate license.
Regardless of whether you apply for single state or multistate licensure, your Alabama temporary permit is valid for practice only in Alabama.
Subscription Service: abn@abn.alabama.gov
RSA Plaza, Suite 250
770 Washington Ave.
Montgomery, AL 36104
Alabama Board of Nursing
P.O. Box 303900
Montgomery, AL 36130-3900
Alabama Board of Nursing
P.O. Box 303900
Montgomery, AL 36130-3900
NURSYS PRODUCT for use during interviews
NURSYS PRODUCT to validate identity after hire

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Want to receive license expiration and status updates for your nurses? For yourself? As an Institution, you can enroll your entire nurse list and e-Notify will send regular updates of changes to licenses. As a nurse, you can sign up to receive license expiration reminders and status updates via email or SMS (Short Message Service) for all your licenses.
You must have either a valid License Number or Listing Number (for Nurse Aide II), Social Security Number or you may search by name. Disciplinary documents are available as part of the licensure verification profile for Board actions taken effective November 1, 2006. Pending investigation documents are not available, if any action occurs due to an investigation the final documents will be available at that time. Depending upon your browser type and version and your monitor resolution, you may need to scroll down to view or enter information.
The North Carolina Board of Nursing’s License Verification web page is a free service intended to provide information regarding Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, Nurse Aide II, Advanced Practice Nurses for the practice of nursing in the State of North Carolina. Verification also includes Medication Aide Registered Nurse Instructors in the State of North Carolina. While the Board strives to provide accurate and reliable information, the Board does not warrant the accuracy of every item of information provided online and accepts no liability for damages of any kind resulting from reliance on this information.
The North Carolina Board of Nursing has made every effort to make the ncbon.com domain accessible to every user. Information provided on the web page is real-time.
The North Carolina Board of Nursing certifies that it maintains the information for the license verification function of this website and considers it to be a secure, primary source for license verification for North Carolina licensees. It is the same information the North Carolina Board of Nursing provides through other means and is true and complete to the best of our knowledge. Users must print the confirmation for proof of verification.
As a user of this website, you are waiving any and all rights you may have against this Board and any of its officers, members, or employees arising out of use of and/or reliance on this information.
The Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC) has been implemented as of January 19, 2018.
The eNLC increases access to care while maintaining public protection at the state level.
Under the eNLC, nurses are able to provide care to patients in other eNLC states, without having to obtain additional licenses. Nurses with an original NLC multistate license will be grandfathered into the eNLC. New applicants residing in compact states will need to meet 11 uniform licensure requirements . Those who do not meet the new licensure requi
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