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Expand Your Medical Practice Across State Lines With Ease

Unlock the power of multi-state licensing through the IMLC application—your streamlined pathway to providing care anywhere

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Expand Your Medical Practice Across State Lines With Ease
Unlock the power of multi-state licensing through the IMLC application—your streamlined pathway to providing care anywhere
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Simplifying Medical Licensing
Centralized licensing storage
License expiry reminders
Visual license dashboard
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How The IMLC Application Works

Your Step-By-Step Guide To The IMLC Application

Eligibility Check

Verify if you meet IMLC requirements.

Submit Application

Complete your IMLC portal submission.

PSL Verification

Validate your licensure through your principal state of licensure.

Background Check

Fulfill legal compliance and submit fingerprints.

Disciplinary History Disclosure

Ensure transparency in your application.

Education & Training Verification

Provide academic and residency proof.

Exam Scores Submission

Share USMLE or COMLEX-USA scores.

Letters Of Good Standing

Submit confirmations from state boards.

Malpractice Insurance Proof

Showcase your insurance coverage.

CME Compliance

Ensure adherence to continuing medical education requirements.

Payment Of Fees

Complete your application with the final payment.

Required Documents

What You’ll Need To Complete Your Application

Completed IMLC Application Form

  • Ensure all sections are filled out accurately.
  • Double-check for any missing or incorrect information.
  • Proof Of Licensure

  • A copy of your current, active medical license.
  • Include details like license number, expiration date etc..
  • Medical Education Verification

    Background Check Authorization

  • A signed authorization form allowing the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) to perform a background check.
  • Examination Scores (USMLE/COMLEX)

  • Certified score reports for all parts of the USMLE or COMLEX-USA.
  • Letters Of Good Standing

  • Official letter from state medical boards where you were licensed.
  • Letters should confirm no disciplinary actions are pending.
  • Malpractice Insurance Proof

  • Documentation of current malpractice insurance coverage.
  • Include coverage amount and expiration date.
  • CME Compliance Documentation

  • Certificates or transcripts verifying CME compliance.
  • Ensure CME hours meet the applying state's requirements.
  • Payment Confirmation

  • A receipt or confirmation for the application fee payment.
  • Save both electronic and physical copies as proof.
  • Ready To Get Started?

    Gather your documents and take the next step toward your medical license application!

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    The IMLC is an agreement among participating U.S. states to expedite the licensing process for physicians who wish to practice in multiple states. Eligible physicians can apply for a Letter of Qualification from their home state, allowing them to quickly obtain licenses in other member states.

    To be eligible to apply for a medical license through the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC), you must meet the following criteria:

    1. U.S. Medical Degree: You must have graduated from a medical school accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) or the Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (COCA), or have an international medical degree that is recognized by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).
    2. Current Medical License: You need to hold a valid, unrestricted license to practice medicine in a compact member state.
    3. Completed Residency: You must have completed at least one year of graduate medical education (GME) in a residency program accredited by an appropriate body (ACGME, AOA, or another approved entity).
    4. Good Standing: You must not have any history of disciplinary actions, malpractice claims, or criminal convictions.
    5. State Eligibility: You must be practicing or intending to practice in a compact member state that participates in the IMLC.

    The IMLC allows for faster licensure in multiple states for eligible physicians, but you must meet these criteria to take advantage of the compact.

    The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) offers several benefits for eligible physicians:

    1. Faster Licensure: Streamlines the process for obtaining licenses in multiple states, reducing the time it takes to practice across state lines.
    2. Simplified Application: Allows physicians to apply for licensure in multiple participating states with a single, centralized application.
    3. Reduced Fees: Typically lower application and processing fees compared to applying for each state’s license individually.
    4. Expanded Practice Options: Enables physicians to practice in multiple states, improving career flexibility and opportunities, especially in underserved areas.
    5. Eligibility for Telemedicine: Facilitates licensing for telemedicine, allowing physicians to treat patients in multiple states more easily.
    6. Reduced Administrative Burden: The IMLC consolidates credentialing and background checks, making it easier to navigate the licensing process.

    These benefits make it easier, faster, and more cost-effective for eligible physicians to expand their practice across state lines.

    The Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) process typically takes 3 to 6 weeks, depending on factors such as:

    1. State Processing Times: Each participating state may have different processing times for verifying credentials and issuing licenses.
    2. Completeness of Application: Missing documents or incomplete information can delay the process.
    3. Background Check: Processing background checks and verifications can add time, especially if there are issues or discrepancies.

    Overall, the IMLC significantly speeds up the licensure process compared to applying for multiple state licenses separately, but it’s still important to allow for sufficient time for verification and approval.

    Yes, we can assist with IMLC applications by:

    1. Eligibility Assessment: Verifying if you meet the criteria to apply through the IMLC, such as holding a valid state license and completing residency.
    2. Document Preparation: Gathering and organizing necessary documentation, including medical degree, residency completion, CME credits, and background checks.
    3. Application Submission: Completing and submitting the IMLC application accurately, ensuring all required information is provided.
    4. Credential Verification: Coordinating with the appropriate bodies to verify your credentials, such as medical school graduation, residency, and licensing.
    5. Tracking Progress: Monitoring the status of your application across participating states and following up with state medical boards if needed.
    6. Fee Coordination: Managing payment of fees for the IMLC application and any associated state licensing fees.
    7. Communication with States: Handling correspondence with the IMLC and state boards to resolve any issues or queries during the process.

    By streamlining the application, coordination, and submission, the service provider helps ensure a faster and smoother IMLC licensure experience.

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