Q: What if I have a compact license from the NLC (before it was the eNLC)?

Q: If I currently live in a non-compact state that is joining the eNLC, does my single-state license automatically transfer into a multistate one?

Q: What if the state I’m practicing in is no longer a part of the eNLC?

Q: If I have a compact license, can I work in another compact state?

Q: If I live in a non-compact state and own property in a compact state, am I eligible to obtain a compact license?

Q: If my  primary state of residence (PSOR) is an eNLC state, and I have an active multistate license in that state, do I need to continue renewing single-state licenses that I have in other eNLC states?

Q: If I am on travel nurse assignment in a compact state away from my primary state of residence (PSOR), which is also a compact state, can I renew my driver’s license while traveling?

Q: If I live in an eNLC state but have a single-state license, how can I obtain a compact/multistate license?

Q: If my primary state of residence (PSOR) is a non-compact state—and also where I am licensed—can I apply for a license in a compact state while still maintaining my license in my PSOR?

Q: If my  primary state of residence (PSOR) is a compact state—and I hold a multistate/compact license in that state—and I accept a travel assignment in another compact state, do I need to get that state’s license as well?

Q: I currently live in a non-compact state but will be changing my primary state of residence (PSOR) to a compact state in the near future for a new job. Am I able to apply for a license in that state ahead of time so that there is no delay between moving and starting the job?