Supported states

Ohio administers professional and occupational licensing through a single statewide eLicense system that spans 24 boards and commissions — from nursing and medicine to cosmetology, engineering, and counseling.

Connecticut publishes its statewide roster of licenses and credentials — covering health professions, trades, and regulated businesses — through the state open-data portal.

Colorado’s Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) licenses more than 50 professions and occupations, and publishes the full roster through the state open-data portal.

Delaware’s Division of Professional Regulation (DELPROS) oversees dozens of licensed professions, publishing its roster through the state open-data portal.

Our Texas coverage combines three official open-data rosters: the Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) trades, the Texas Board of Nursing (RN, LVN, and advanced-practice nurses), and the Texas Medical Board physician registry.

Illinois licenses hundreds of professional and business categories through IDFPR and publishes the complete roster — one of the largest in the country — on the state open-data portal.

New Hampshire consolidated its boards under a single Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (OPLC), which publishes a near-statewide roster of licensees and their license types.

Alaska’s CBPL licenses professionals and businesses statewide and offers a downloadable professional-license database, which we load in full.

Washington’s Department of Health publishes credential data for the full range of regulated health-care professions through the state open-data portal, which we load in full.