Contact information, except name changes, can be updated by logging into your account on the Nebraska Licensing Portal.

If you have not set up your account, here are a few things to keep in mind:

• A unique email address must be used for each account. Companies cannot use the same email address for multiple individuals as the email is the username.
• Current licensees must use the email address on file with the Board when setting up their account. If you do not remember the email address on file, contact the Board's office at 402-471-2407 or send an email request.
• You must enter your full social security number in compliance with Nebraska Child Support statutes.
• Addresses must follow standard USPS formatting, including the Zip+4 (i.e., 68509-5165). To look up your address, visit the USPS website.
• Passwords must be at least 8 characters, consisting of an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, a number (0-9), and a special character (!@#$%^&* only)

To change your name, you will need to complete and submit a Name Change Request and Attestation Form along with a copy of the legal document changing your name to nsbla.office@nebraska.gov or by mail. Refer to the form for additional information. Your license seal will also need to be updated with your name change.

Neb. Rev. Stat. Sections §§ 4-108 through 4-114 require all applicants for public benefits in Nebraska, including professional licensure, to provide documentation that they may be in the United States legally. The Board uses your documentation to verify your alien status with the US Department of Homeland Security. The application process cannot be completed until the lawful presence is verified.

The Board will not be able to process your application until your alien status can be verified with DHS. If we are unable to verify your status, you will receive notice from the Board that you will need to contact USCIS to update your status.

You must have a CLARB record for initial licensure(Chapter 2 of Title 231 NAC).

Comity applicants only need to provide verification of licensure in good standing in a jurisdiction recognized by the Board, directly from the issuing jurisdiction, to the Nebraska Board.

In most cases, licenses may be administratively issued by staff on a conditional basis once all supporting documents have been received. Formal approval will occur at the next scheduled regular board meeting. The licensee may start practicing upon issuance of the conditional license.

The exceptions are applications that have disclosures as outlined in Board Rule 1.4.5 and reinstatement applications. These must go to the Board for approval before the license is issued or reinstated.

To the meeting schedule, please visit our Meeting Information page.

No, Nebraska does not offer temporary permits. You must be licensed in order to practice in the state.

No, you may register directly with CLARB once you are ready to sit for the exam.

No, Nebraska does not require a certificate of authorization for organizations/companies to practice or offer to practice in the state.