License Application Facilitators

[MaxFink]

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Hi Guys,
I'm wondering if anyone knows of any companies that will facilitate licensing especially in the states with a more cumbersome licensure process (i.e. Cali, FL) other than FCVS.
As an aside, does FCVS handle supplemental information? (old DUI dropped charge after completing an AEP from 15 years ago) no issues since, plus a one year LOA in med school for research.

If anyone knows of private agencies or has ideas, that will be much appreciated.

 

[Raryn]

Just fill out the application.

 

[ucladoc2b]

FL was actually pretty quick and easy. I got mine in four days. They accept email for most required documents.

 

[Doctor Christmas]

FL was actually pretty quick and easy. I got mine in four days. They accept email for most required documents.

You get it within 48 hours of them having all documents. The whole process I'm sure took more than 4 days. Mine was granted about 2 days after all documents were submitted, received and processed. But the whole thing from application, to documents, etc took about a month.

 

[ucladoc2b]

You get it within 48 hours of them having all documents. The whole process I'm sure took more than 4 days. Mine was granted about 2 days after all documents were submitted, received and processed. But the whole thing from application, to documents, etc took about a month.

My analyst was really on top of things. I got my school and residency program to email my verifications. Had the background fingerprinting in the system from my resident permit added to the file. Sent FSMB transcrpt electronically. Paid on Wednesday. Licensed by Monday.

 

[Doctor Christmas]

My analyst was really on top of things. I got my school and residency program to email my verifications. Had the background fingerprinting in the system from my resident permit added to the file. Sent FSMB transcrpt electronically. Paid on Wednesday. Licensed by Monday.

I'm assuming you don't have any licenses that need verification, you've only gone to one program, etc. I think you are the exception not the rule. I also dont know how you can use the fingerprinting from your resident permit? I've had to be fingerprinted for every new license I've gotten. But good for you.