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Psychology License from Delaware to Indiana: Does It Transfer? (2026)

Last verified: 2026-08-07 · source: Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency) ↗

A psychology license transfers from Delaware to Indiana by endorsement — there is no automatic reciprocity, but you do not start over. Apply to the Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency), verify your Delaware license, and meet Indiana's endorsement requirements. EPPP passing score transfers (not retaken) — the Psychologist by Reciprocity checklist requires verification of the active out-of-state license rather than a new EPPP registration (the Board has not adopted EPPP Part 2). Every applicant for Indiana psychology licensure, with no exemptions, must pass the Indiana jurisprudence examination: 50 true-false and multiple-choice questions on Indiana psychology statutes and rules, 75% to pass, completed within 7 days of the Board emailing it..

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Verdict

Licensure by endorsement

Both Delaware and Indiana are PSYPACT participants, which helps you right up until you actually relocate. As long as Delaware remains your licensed home state, the compact lets you treat Indiana clients by telehealth (APIT) and work in Indiana in person for up to 30 days per calendar year (TAP). None of that makes you licensed in Indiana. A permanent move puts you in front of the Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency) for endorsement — your EPPP score carries over rather than being retaken, but the degree, supervised experience, jurisprudence exam, and background check are all reviewed on Indiana's terms.

What changes, Delaware → Indiana

Side-by-side: Delaware vs Indiana (Psychology (licensed psychologist)), verified 2026-08-07
Delaware (current)Indiana (destination)
PSYPACT statusPSYPACT member — multistate license honoredPSYPACT member — multistate license honored
Application fee$305 (Psychologist license application fee on the Board's published fee schedule; the Board lists no separate reciprocity fee. All processing fees are non-refundable and must be paid by card in DELPROS. Fingerprint and criminal-background-check costs are paid separately to the vendor)$100 (Psychologist by Reciprocity application fee, nonrefundable, paid by credit or debit card. The HSPP endorsement is a separate $100 application, and the criminal background check is paid to the Board's vendor.)
Processing timeThe Board publishes no processing-time estimate; it states that a complete application is reviewed at its next scheduled meeting, and the Board generally meets the first Monday of each month (fourth Monday in July, no meeting in August or December)The Board publishes no processing-time estimate — it states only that it reviews an application on receipt of all requested documentation, and that an application not completed within one year of filing is abandoned. Null rather than a guess.
Licensing authorityDelaware Board of Examiners of Psychologists (Division of Professional Regulation, Department of State)Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency)

The destination column is what you must satisfy — Indiana sets the rules for this move.

Step by step

  1. Confirm Indiana's current requirements on the Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency) website (linked below) — rules change.
  2. Submit the endorsement application to the Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency) (application linked below).
  3. Arrange license verification from your current state.
  4. Hold an active psychologist license in another state or jurisdiction meeting IC 25-1-21-5, verified directly by that state (license cards are not accepted).
  5. Pass the Indiana jurisprudence examination (50 questions, 75% passing) — no applicant is exempt.
  6. Complete a criminal background check through the Board's vendor.
  7. Apply separately, for an additional $100, for the Health Service Provider in Psychology (HSPP) endorsement, which is not included in the reciprocity application and is required to independently diagnose and treat mental and behavioral disorders.
  8. Pay the fees ($100 (Psychologist by Reciprocity application fee, nonrefundable, paid by credit or debit card. The HSPP endorsement is a separate $100 application, and the criminal background check is paid to the Board's vendor.)) and allow The Board publishes no processing-time estimate — it states only that it reviews an application on receipt of all requested documentation, and that an application not completed within one year of filing is abandoned. Null rather than a guess..

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Frequently asked questions

Does Indiana accept a Delaware psychology license?

A psychology license transfers from Delaware to Indiana by endorsement — there is no automatic reciprocity, but you do not start over. Apply to the Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency), verify your Delaware license, and meet Indiana's endorsement requirements. EPPP passing score transfers (not retaken) — the Psychologist by Reciprocity checklist requires verification of the active out-of-state license rather than a new EPPP registration (the Board has not adopted EPPP Part 2). Every applicant for Indiana psychology licensure, with no exemptions, must pass the Indiana jurisprudence examination: 50 true-false and multiple-choice questions on Indiana psychology statutes and rules, 75% to pass, completed within 7 days of the Board emailing it..

Do I retake the EPPP moving from Delaware to Indiana?

No — the EPPP is passed once and your score is verified rather than retaken. EPPP passing score transfers (not retaken) — the Psychologist by Reciprocity checklist requires verification of the active out-of-state license rather than a new EPPP registration (the Board has not adopted EPPP Part 2). Every applicant for Indiana psychology licensure, with no exemptions, must pass the Indiana jurisprudence examination: 50 true-false and multiple-choice questions on Indiana psychology statutes and rules, 75% to pass, completed within 7 days of the Board emailing it..

What does the move cost?

$100 (Psychologist by Reciprocity application fee, nonrefundable, paid by credit or debit card. The HSPP endorsement is a separate $100 application, and the criminal background check is paid to the Board's vendor.) (Psychologist by Reciprocity application fee, nonrefundable, paid by credit or debit card. The HSPP endorsement is a separate $100 application, and the criminal background check is paid to the Board's vendor.).

How long will it take?

The Board publishes no processing-time estimate — it states only that it reviews an application on receipt of all requested documentation, and that an application not completed within one year of filing is abandoned. Null rather than a guess. — The Board publishes no processing-time estimate — it states only that it reviews an application on receipt of all requested documentation, and that an application not completed within one year of filing is abandoned. Null rather than a guess..

Delaware and Indiana are both PSYPACT states — doesn't my license transfer automatically?

No. PSYPACT never transfers a license, including between two participating states. It authorizes telepsychology into Indiana (APIT) and in-person practice there for up to 30 days a year (TAP) while your license stays in Delaware. Relocating to Indiana requires licensure by endorsement from the Indiana State Psychology Board (Indiana Professional Licensing Agency) like any other applicant.

Can I start seeing Indiana clients before my Indiana license is issued?

While your Delaware license remains active and is your home-state license, a PSYPACT authorization can cover Indiana clients by telepsychology, and a TAP covers up to 30 days a year of in-person work there. Those are the compact's limits, and they end when Delaware stops being your licensed home state — they are a bridge during a transition, not a substitute for the Indiana license.

Sources

Primary sources only — official boards and compact commissions. Data last verified 2026-08-07.

Reviewed by Billy Reiner, Editor · verified against primary sources 2026-08-07

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