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OT License Guides

Where the OT Compact is live and what every state asks of an OT or OTA licensed elsewhere, for all 50 states and DC.

Thirty-seven states have enacted the OT Compact, but only some are issuing privileges, and California, New York, Texas and Florida are not members. Each guide covers the state's compact status, whether it licenses OTs from other states by endorsement, its exams, temporary licenses, OTA supervision rules, school and advanced-practice credentials, and renewal. Every fact links to its source; anything we could not confirm is marked as not verified rather than guessed.

New to the compact? How OT Compact privileges work.

Verified October 8, 2026. The board decides every application; confirm with it before you rely on a detail.

Compare every state

StateOT CompactEndorsement routeJurisprudence examTemporary license
AlabamaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
AlaskaEnacted, not issuing yetYesYesYes
ArizonaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
ArkansasIssuing compact privilegesNot verifiedNoYes
CaliforniaNot a compact memberNoNoYes
ColoradoEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoNot verified
ConnecticutNot a compact memberYesNoYes
DelawareEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoNo
District of ColumbiaNot a compact memberYesNoYes
FloridaNot a compact memberYesNoYes
GeorgiaEnacted, not issuing yetNot verifiedNoYes
HawaiiNot a compact memberNot verifiedNoYes
IdahoNot a compact memberYesNot verifiedYes
IllinoisCompact bill introducedYesNoYes
IndianaIssuing compact privilegesYesNoYes
IowaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNot verifiedYes
KansasEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
KentuckyEnacted, not issuing yetYesYesYes
LouisianaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNot verifiedYes
MaineEnacted, not issuing yetYesNot verifiedYes
MarylandIssuing compact privilegesYesNot verifiedYes
MassachusettsCompact bill introducedYesNoYes
MichiganEnacted, not issuing yetYesYesNot verified
MinnesotaIssuing compact privilegesYesNoYes
MississippiIssuing compact privilegesYesNoYes
MissouriEnacted, not issuing yetNot verifiedNot verifiedYes
MontanaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoNot verified
NebraskaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
NevadaNot a compact memberYesYesYes
New HampshireEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
New JerseyNot a compact memberYesNoYes
New MexicoNot a compact memberYesYesYes
New YorkCompact bill introducedNoNoYes
North CarolinaEnacted, not issuing yetNoYesNo
North DakotaEnacted, not issuing yetYesYesYes
OhioIssuing compact privilegesYesYesNot verified
OklahomaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
OregonNot a compact memberYesYesYes
PennsylvaniaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
Rhode IslandEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
South CarolinaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
South DakotaEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
TennesseeIssuing compact privilegesYesNoYes
TexasNot a compact memberYesYesYes
UtahEnacted, not issuing yetNot verifiedNoNot verified
VermontEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoNot verified
VirginiaIssuing compact privilegesYesNoYes
WashingtonEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes
West VirginiaIssuing compact privilegesNot verifiedNoYes
WisconsinIssuing compact privilegesNoYesYes
WyomingEnacted, not issuing yetYesNoYes

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License by endorsement is $599 for an OT and $499 for an OTA; a full application is $749 and $649. Board, NBCOT and fingerprint fees are paid separately. See every price.

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