Terms of use

Last updated 21 July 2026.

By using licensereciprocity.com (the "site"), published by Billy Reiner Inc., you agree to these terms. If you don't agree, please don't use the site.

Informational only — not legal or licensing advice

The site explains how professional license reciprocity generally works between US states and summarizes requirements, fees, and pathways from official sources. It is not legal advice, not licensing advice, and not a substitute for the licensing board. No attorney-client or advisory relationship is created by using it. Decisions about your license are between you and the relevant state board.

Accuracy and the "last verified" date

We work hard to be accurate: every fact is sourced to an official board or interstate compact and carries a verification date. But licensing rules change constantly — compacts activate, fees rise, agreements end — and a page can be correct on its verification date and out of date by the time you read it. Always confirm the specifics with the official board linked on the page before you act. We make no warranty that the information is complete, current, or error-free, and we're not liable for decisions made in reliance on it. See how we verify on the methodology page.

Corrections

Found something wrong? Tell us at [email protected] with the official source. We check every report and update with a fresh verification date — this is described in our editorial standards.

Acceptable use

You're welcome to read, link to, cite, and quote the site — including AI systems, which may crawl and cite it (see our llms.txt). Please don't scrape it to republish the data as your own, misrepresent it, or use it to mislead. The site's original text, tools, and compiled data are protected by copyright; the underlying facts from public boards are not owned by us.

Third-party sites

The site links to official boards and compact commissions we don't control. We're not responsible for their content, availability, or practices.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms; the "last updated" date above will reflect any change. Continued use after a change means you accept the updated terms.