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Profession Guide · EMS / Paramedic

EMT license portability for military spouses

For EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics. Provides "day privilege" recognition between member states for EMS personnel responding to incidents that cross state lines or transferring patients.

Data as of May 2026|Source: Recognition of EMS Personnel Licensure Interstate CompAct (REPLICA) commission|Based on 29 member states
Published by the Honest MOS Editorial DeskVerified against DoD/.gov sourcesUpdated May 2026Editorial standards

States that accept your license (29)

Tap a state to see the full transfer answer for EMTs.

AL · AlabamaAK · AlaskaCO · ColoradoDE · DelawareGA · GeorgiaID · IdahoIN · IndianaKS · KansasKY · KentuckyLA · LouisianaMD · MarylandMS · MississippiNE · NebraskaNH · New HampshireNJ · New JerseyNM · New MexicoNC · North CarolinaND · North DakotaOK · OklahomaPA · PennsylvaniaSC · South CarolinaSD · South DakotaTN · TennesseeTX · TexasUT · UtahVA · VirginiaWV · West VirginiaWI · WisconsinWY · Wyoming

States using the VAEIA backstop (21)

Not in the compact — VAEIA 2022 still requires recognition for spouses.

AZ · ArizonaAR · ArkansasCA · CaliforniaCT · ConnecticutFL · FloridaHI · HawaiiIL · IllinoisIA · IowaME · MaineMA · MassachusettsMI · MichiganMN · MinnesotaMO · MissouriMT · MontanaNV · NevadaNY · New YorkOH · OhioOR · OregonRI · Rhode IslandVT · VermontWA · Washington
Official EMS / Paramedic compact site ↗← Back to the portability checker
Published by the Honest MOS Editorial DeskVerified against DoD/.gov sourcesUpdated May 2026Editorial standards