Frequently Asked Questions

Fingerprinting is required only for medical doctors, osteopathic physicians, chiropractic physicians, podiatric physicians, advanced registered nurse practitioners, registered and practical nurses, orthotists and prosthetists.

You may submit your registration prior to graduating, but the board will not confirm your eligibility until you meet all graduation requirements.

Yes, if the new state will accept a score transferred from another state, you may score transfer to more than one state. Please contact the state that you are seeking a score transfer to for information. Also, refer to the NAPLEX®/MPJE® Registration Bulletin for details regarding the score transfer program.

No, the confirmation number is only used as proof of completing the online registration process. You will receive an Authorization to Test (ATT) identification number (via regular mail) from Thomson Prometric upon eligibility approval from the board.

You should receive your ATT within 45 days from the date you mail your application, if the application is complete and you have submitted the registration forms and fees to NABP®.

One (1) year from the date of receipt of the application. If you are a licensure transfer candidate, you must test before your official application expires. Please contact the board to determine if additional restrictions apply.

Candidates are given a one-year eligibility period to schedule and take the examination. Requests for eligibility extensions will not be granted. If your eligibility expires, you must submit a new registration form and fees.

Yes, if time permits.

Florida Statues allow the board office 30 days to provide a letter regarding the status of the application, however our office will process your application within 7-14 business days and notify you of any deficiencies.

No, however you may work as a licensed intern. You must apply to the board office for a Florida intern license if you do not currently have one. Please refer to our Licensing and Registration page for details on how to apply for a Pharmacy Intern license.

Both parts of the exam are computerized and can be taken in your state. Exams are offered everyday of the year with the exception of holidays and Sundays. You may schedule an appointment at any testing location.

You have one (1) year after the date your application is received by the board to complete all licensure requirements. If you do not complete all licensure requirements within one (1) year, the application will expire and you must reapply.