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To do a nursing license lookup, search the nurse’s name, license number or NCSBN ID in Nursys QuickConfirm, the free national database run by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN). The report shows license type, status, expiration date, compact status and any public discipline. Check advanced practice licenses and flagged records with the state board.

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This guide is for HR generalists, hiring managers and credentialing staff who verify RN and LPN/VN licenses. It walks through a QuickConfirm search, explains how to read the report and multistate privileges, and shows when to go to a state board instead. Nursys is an NCSBN service, not a GoodHire product. For license verification across other professions, see GoodHire’s license verification guide.

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What Is Nursys, and Which Boards Participate?

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NCSBN describes Nursys as the only national database for verification of nurse licensure, discipline and practice privileges for RNs, LPN/VNs and APRNs licensed in participating jurisdictions. Participating boards designate Nursys as a primary source equivalent through a written agreement. NCSBN posts the data as each board submits it and does not change or independently verify it.

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The QuickConfirm participating boards list shows three things for each board: whether it reports RN/PN licenses, whether it reports advanced practice licenses, and the date of its last data submission. Check it before you rely on a result, because participation and data currency change:

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How Do You Look Up a Nursing License in Nursys QuickConfirm?

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The steps below follow NCSBN’s published QuickConfirm step-by-step guide and the QuickConfirm FAQs. Screen labels can change, so follow what the live site shows.

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  1. Gather identifiers. Collect the nurse’s full name (and any prior names), license type, issuing state and license number. If the nurse has an NCSBN ID, the unique identifier assigned at first licensure, collect that too.
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  2. Open QuickConfirm. Go to nursys.com and select the QuickConfirm “Look up License” option.
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  3. Review the terms. Read the QuickConfirm License Verification Terms & Conditions. Employers must certify compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) before clicking “I agree.” See the FCRA section below.
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  4. Choose a search method. Search by Name, by License Number or by NCSBN ID, and select the license type and state. NCSBN notes that a license number or NCSBN ID search is more accurate than a name search. You can also search on maiden or other names. Complete the security check and click “Search.”
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  5. Confirm the right person. A name search can return several nurses. Match the license number, state and type before you click “View Report.”
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  6. Read the report summary. Review each license row using the table in the next section. Where a status shows “(see history),” expand the history to read the board action.
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  7. Check where the nurse can practice. Click “Where can the nurse practice as an RN and/or PN?” to open the Authorization to Practice map, which has a map view and a list view.
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  8. Save the report. Download or print the PDF report for your file and note the report date.
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From Checkr research

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Credential fraud, by the numbers

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From recent surveys by Checkr, GoodHire’s parent company:

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Sources: Checkr, The 2026 State of Screening Compliance Report (survey of 2,500 HR leaders at organizations with 1,000+ employees); Unlocking HR’s Strategic Potential With Better Verifications (2026 survey of 1,000 senior HR leaders at organizations with 1,000+ employees).

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How Do You Read a QuickConfirm Report?

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NCSBN lists the fields a QuickConfirm License Verification Report contains. The exact status wording comes from each board, so read the fields together rather than relying on one word.

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License TypeRN, PN (which covers LPN and LVN), or an advanced practice type such as CNP, CNS, CNM or CRNA where the board reports itConfirm the type matches the role. A PN license does not qualify someone for an RN position.
License JurisdictionThe board that issued the licenseConfirm it is the license the nurse will practice under, or check compact status.
Is License ActiveWhether the license is currently activeIf it is not active, do not treat it as authorization to practice. Contact the board.
License StatusThe board’s status description, including disciplinary actions or public alerts. “(see history)” means there is more to review, including current or past discipline.Expand the history and read the board action before deciding anything.
Original Issue Date and Expiration DateWhen the license was first issued and when it expiresNote the expiration date. Monitoring through e-Notify can flag renewals and lapses.
Compact StatusSingle state or multistateSingle state: valid only in the issuing state. Multistate: check the Authorization to Practice map.
Discipline Against License and Discipline Against Privilege to PracticePublic board actions against the license or against the nurse’s privilege to practice in compact statesRead the documents and contact the board with questions.
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Two terms come up often. The Nursys glossary defines “unencumbered” as a full and unrestricted license to practice. “N/A” means a field does not apply, usually because of another value on the record, such as certain discipline actions. A discipline entry is a public record of a board action, not a hiring decision. How you weigh it depends on the action, the role, your policies and applicable law.

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How Do Multistate (NLC) Privileges Work?

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The Nurse Licensure Compact lets RNs and LPN/VNs hold one multistate license, issued by their primary state of residence (home state), and practice in other compact states under each state’s practice laws. According to NCSBN’s employer fact sheet:

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As of the NLC’s current implementation map, 43 jurisdictions have enacted the compact. Massachusetts and the U.S. Virgin Islands have enacted it but have not implemented it, so nurses cannot yet practice there on another state’s multistate license. Guam allows practice on multistate licenses but does not yet issue them. Connecticut (October 1, 2025) and Pennsylvania (July 7, 2025) are among the most recent states to implement.

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Relocation matters too. Under NLC Rule 402.2, as explained in NCSBN’s 60-day rule guidance for employers, a nurse who permanently moves to another compact state must apply for a license by endorsement in the new home state within 60 days. The nurse may keep practicing on the existing multistate license while that application is processed. Travel nurses on temporary assignments are generally not changing their home state. NCSBN suggests employers determine at hire whether a nurse is changing home states.

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When Should You Check the State Board Directly?

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Nursys is the starting point, but some situations call for the issuing board’s own lookup or staff. NCSBN keeps a directory of U.S. boards of nursing with links to each board’s website.

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SituationWhy Nursys may not answer itWhat to do
APRN license from a board that does not report advanced practice dataOnly some boards send APRN licenses to NursysVerify on the issuing board’s website
Temporary license or permitOnly a limited number of boards submit temporary licensesCheck the issuing board’s website
Data notice or an old last-submission date for the boardNursys shows data only as current as the board’s last fileConfirm current status with the board
No record foundThe nurse may be newly licensed, a name or number may be mistyped, or a very old license may not be in NursysSearch again by license number, then use the Nursys missing record inquiry or contact the board
“License information not available”Nursys sometimes withholds license information for specific reasonsReview the license on the board’s website or contact the board
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Lookup, Monitoring or Endorsement: Which Nursys Service Fits?

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NCSBN’s license verification page describes three Nursys services with different users and purposes.

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ServiceWho uses itWhat it doesCost
QuickConfirmEmployers, recruiters and the publicOne-time lookup with a downloadable report of license and discipline statusFree
e-Notify for InstitutionsOrganizations that employ nursesOngoing notifications about enrolled nurses’ licenses from participating boardsFree
Nurse License Verification for EndorsementNurses applying for a license in another stateSends an official verification to the board where the nurse is applying$30 per license type, per board applied to (paid by the nurse)
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QuickConfirm answers “is this license valid today?” Nursys e-Notify answers “has anything changed since we hired this nurse?” According to the e-Notify FAQs, institutions enroll each license with the license number, license type and jurisdiction, the last four digits of the nurse’s Social Security number, birth year and work address. Notifications cover changes to active status, expiration date, compact status, license status and public discipline or alerts. You can receive them daily, weekly or monthly, and enroll nurses by file upload or API.

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Verification for endorsement is not an employer tool. The sample report in NCSBN’s step-by-step guide states that a QuickConfirm report is not sufficient when a nurse applies to another board for licensure.

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Example: Verifying a Multistate RN

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This fictional example shows how the pieces fit together. An urgent care clinic in Ohio is hiring Jordan, an RN who lives in Kentucky.

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  1. The clinic searches QuickConfirm by license number, license type RN and state Kentucky, then confirms the match.
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  2. The report shows the license is active, compact status is multistate, and there is no “(see history)” flag.
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  3. The Authorization to Practice map lists Ohio as authorized. Kentucky and Ohio are both implemented NLC states, so Jordan can practice in Ohio on the Kentucky multistate license.
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  4. The clinic asks whether Jordan plans to move to Ohio permanently. If so, Jordan must apply for an Ohio license by endorsement within 60 days of relocating.
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  5. The clinic saves the PDF report and enrolls Jordan in e-Notify after hire.
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If Jordan instead lived in Illinois, a noncompact state, and held a single-state Illinois license, that license would be valid only in Illinois. Jordan would need an Ohio license to practice in Ohio.

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Where Does the FCRA Come In?

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The QuickConfirm terms require employers to certify that they will look up only nurses they employ, nurses applying to them, or temporary staff assigned by a staffing vendor. Employers also certify that they will:

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When license verification is part of a background check from a consumer reporting agency, the FCRA’s disclosure, authorization and adverse action steps apply. GoodHire’s license verification guide covers those requirements, and its nursing background checks guide covers the other screening healthcare employers commonly use. A license lookup does not show whether someone is excluded from federal healthcare programs, which is a separate OIG exclusion check. GoodHire’s healthcare screening page lists professional license verification among the searches in its recommended package for healthcare providers.

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Healthcare employers may also have verification requirements from state law, accrediting bodies or payers. Hospitals that participate in Medicare, for example, must ensure staff are licensed as state or local law requires. Confirm your organization’s requirements with counsel or your accrediting body.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Yes. NCSBN says Nursys QuickConfirm is free of charge to employers and the public, and you can download the report as a PDF. Before searching, you must accept the QuickConfirm terms, and employers must certify compliance with the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

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For RN and PN licenses, largely yes. As of September 2026, Nursys lists 58 participating boards covering all 50 states, DC and four U.S. territories. Advanced practice and temporary licenses are reported by only some boards, and a board’s data can lag, so check the participating boards list and verify gaps with the issuing board.

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Look at the Compact Status field on the QuickConfirm report, then open the Authorization to Practice map from the report page. A multistate license issued by the nurse’s home state allows practice in other implemented compact states, while a single-state license is valid only in the state that issued it. The compact does not cover APRN licenses.

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QuickConfirm is a free one-time lookup for employers and the public. Nursys e-Notify is a free service that sends institutions ongoing notifications about the licenses of nurses they enroll. Nurse License Verification for Endorsement is a paid service nurses use to send an official verification to a board when applying for a license in another state.

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It means the license has additional information to review, which can include current or past discipline. The details appear below the license information and are collapsed by default, so expand the history to read the board action. Contact the issuing board if you need more information.

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Participating boards designate Nursys as a primary source equivalent through a written agreement. NCSBN posts the data as each board submits it and shows each board’s last data submission date. Check that date and any data notices, and confirm with the board when data may not be current.

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The resources provided here are for educational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. We advise you to consult your own counsel if you have legal questions related to your specific practices and compliance with applicable laws.

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