Update Your Record or Print Your License

Print Your License

In an effort to minimize operating costs, the Board does not print or mail license certificates.
Upon issuance, manual renewal, or conversion of a license, Board staff will email you a copy of the updated license.
The online renewal application will allow you you print a copy of your updated license and receipt at the end of the application.

Please Note: The login system was updated on May 4, 2026 to begin requiring a username & password. Please see the Licensing Account Username & Password Management Instructions for assistance in creating these. The system will auto-generate your username as first initial & full last name with no special characters, and you will be prompted to create a password.

Update Your Record

Required Updates: All Licensees

Contact Information & Name Changes

All licensees are responsible for notifying the Board of changes in the information listed below within 30 days of the change. Board correspondence will always be sent to the most recent address and/or email on file in our system. You may log in into your record here to update the following:

Address
Email
Phone
Employment
Name Changes. *Note, you must log in to start this update in your record, and send additional documentation to the Board. Please see our Report a Name Change page for additional instructions.

Adverse Actions

Per NAC 637B.042(15), licensees must also report any of the following to the Board within 30 days of the action:

An action is taken against any license, certification, registration or other credential held by the licensee that was issued by another state or territory of the United States;
A criminal charge is filed against the licensee;
The licensee is convicted of a criminal offense, other than a traffic offense which is a misdemeanor that does not involve alcohol or controlled substances;
A civil action, including, without limitation, an action for malpractice, is filed against the licensee; or
A settlement or judgment is made in any civil action, including, without limitation, an action for malpractice, in any case filed against the licensee for any act relating to the practice of audiology, speech-language pathology or fitting and dispensing hearing aids.

Please do not report through the login below; instead see the Report an Adverse Action Against You page for reporting instructions.

SLP Assistants & HAS Apprentices

SLP Assistants & HAS Apprentices must ensure their records reflect current supervising SLP(s) & sponsor(s).

Hearing Aid Specialists & Apprentices

Per NRS 637B.241, every hearing aid specialist and licensed apprentice must notify the Board of the new address of their place of business within 10 days after the change.