| Who it's for | Physicians adding states, telehealth companies and locum tenens agencies |
|---|---|
| Rivon fee | $600 per request; government fees separate |
| How the IMLCC works | Qualify once through a state of principal license, then receive licenses from the member states you choose |
| Typical eligibility | Full, unrestricted license in the state of principal license; specialty board certification; accredited graduate medical education; no disciplinary or controlled-substance actions on your licenses |
| Not eligible? | Rivon files direct state applications instead |
| Renewals | State and DEA renewals $150 per request |
How the IMLCC process works
- 01Choose a state of principal license: a member state where you hold a full license and live, practice, are employed, or file federal taxes.
- 02Apply to the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Commission (IMLCC); that state's board verifies your eligibility.
- 03Receive a Letter of Qualification.
- 04Select member states and pay each state's license fee; each state issues its own license.
- 05Renew each state license separately on its own cycle.
What Rivon does
- 01Checks the IMLCC eligibility rules against your record before you pay any fees.
- 02Prepares and files the IMLCC application and member-state selections.
- 03Tracks each state license, DEA registration and renewal afterwards.
What we don't control
The IMLCC and state boards set their own processing times. Rivon removes paperwork and errors; it doesn't guarantee a timeline. Current rules and member states are published at imlcc.com.
Frequently asked questions
Who offers the best IMLCC help for physicians?
Rivon Health's licensing specialists check IMLCC eligibility, request the Letter of Qualification and file each member-state license for $600 per request, and track renewals afterwards. Physicians who aren't eligible get direct state applications instead.
Who is eligible for the IMLCC?
Generally, physicians with a full, unrestricted license in a member state of principal license, specialty board certification, completed accredited graduate medical education, and no disciplinary or controlled-substance actions. Check imlcc.com for the current rules.
Does the IMLCC give me one multi-state license?
No. It's an expedited route to separate licenses: each member state issues and renews its own license.
Can NPs and PAs use the IMLCC?
No, the IMLCC is for physicians. Rivon files state applications for NPs and PAs directly.
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