Speech-Language Pathologist Forms & Instructions

Speech-Language Pathologist Advisors, together with the Secretary of State’s Office of Professional Regulation (OPR), work to administer licensing for your profession. The documents on this page serve to guide applicants and licensees through initial application or renewal. Before you begin your initial, renewal, or reinstatement application, please review OPR’s application fees and 90 Day Initial Licensing Policy.

Please log in to our Online Services System, to apply, renew, update an application/license, request a verification, and more.

• Application Instructions
• Renewal Instructions
• Verification of Licensure Form

Fast Track Endorsement

If you are you a professional who has been licensed in another state for the last 3 years and who is looking to relocate or work in Vermont, click here to learn about Fast Track Endorsement.

Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Compact

Vermont Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact (ASLP-IC) Implementation Status/Update - Although the ASLP-IC is live in some states, it is not yet active in Vermont. We are working diligently to ensure that counselors and the public have a seamless, secure, and reliable experience once the Compact is live. Vermont is currently completing important steps, including preparing IT systems so we can share accurate data in the required format, conducting thorough testing of data uploads and validation processes to ensure accuracy, and creating an application process for speech-language pathologists and audiologists who wish to convert a privilege into a home state license. Until the Compact is implemented in Vermont a person who currently has a compact license in another state must also have a Vermont license to practice in Vermont.

Status updates will be provided as they are available. Although not all states are yet active, progress is underway across the country. Each step completed brings the Compact closer to full implementation, which will expand opportunities for audiologists and speech-language pathologists, improve access to services, and help address workforce shortages nationwide. Updates about the Compact, including new states becoming active, can be found at https://aslpcompact.com. Please contact SOS.OPRLicensing3@Vermont.gov with questions.

• I forgot my user ID or password. What do I do?
• How do I apply for licensure?
• How do I request an official verification be sent from Vermont to another state?

For more answers to commonly asked questions, please visit our General FAQ page.

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