Nursing

Apply for an APRN or CRNA License

NOTE: If you are applying for a Controlled Substance licensing classification, you must also apply for the APRN or CRNAs license classification.

Attention: If you are a military member or military spouse, please review our Military Resources page before applying.

If you are currently licensed in a state, territory, or district of the United States you may qualify for licensure by endorsement. See the links below for additional information on your specific license type.

The number one reason for license denial is the lack of fingerprints. To ensure your application does meet this end, we recommend you follow this easy tips:
- If you are getting your fingerprints done utilizing DOPL, you must first submit your application then schedule your fingerprinting appt with DOPL at doplfingerprints.youcanbook.me. This ensures your fingerprint can be attached to your application and no denial letter will be sent.
- If you are using an outside agency to get fingerprints done, we must receive the original fingerprint cards with your application, or shortly thereafter. The typical processing time frame for a complete application is 21 days. If we have not received your fingerprints prior to processing your application, it is likely you will receive a denial letter. Fingerprint cards can be mailed to: Division of Professional Licensing: PO Box 146741, SLC UT 84114 or brought in person to the Heber M Wells building at 160 East 300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah.

The following requirements must be met:

Fingerprint cards: If you are utilizing the DOPL fingerprinting services, please submit your licensing application prior to making your appointment for fingerprinting. Visit our Fingerprint Information Page for details.
Have you requested from your school Official Transcripts documenting Completion MSN or DNP degree? The transcripts must document course work in patient assessment, diagnosis and treatment, and pharmacotherapeutics. Transcripts can be sent via secure email from your school’s registrar’s office to b7@utah.gov or mailed to the address above
Are you ready to upload Official documentation of passing the required examination and holding current national certification? If you are not currently licensed in the State of Utah as a Registered Nurse, you must submit official verification of an active RN and/or APRN license from one or more jurisdictions in which you are currently licensed

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