Current and valid
Your credential cannot be expired or lapsed when you apply for reciprocity.
Reciprocity Transfers
Move an eligible IC&RC-recognized credential into or out of Arizona through a coordinated process involving your current board, IC&RC, and the receiving board.

Before You Apply
Reciprocity is available only between IC&RC member boards that offer the same credential at a reciprocal level.
Your credential cannot be expired or lapsed when you apply for reciprocity.
Your current and destination boards must both offer the credential at a reciprocal level.
Investigate requirements well before relocating and before your current credential approaches expiration.
Official Transfer Sequence
The application begins with your current member board—not with IC&RC directly.
Contact the member board where you plan to move and confirm that it offers your credential at the reciprocal level.
Request the official Application for Reciprocity from the IC&RC member board where you are currently credentialed.
Return the completed application and any required documentation to your current member board for verification.
Your current board verifies the credential and sends the transfer materials through IC&RC to the receiving board.
The destination board reviews its local requirements and contacts you with approval or any additional steps.
Choose Your Direction
The official sequence is the same, but the board that starts the application and collects the transfer fee depends on where your credential is currently held.
Start by confirming Arizona requirements with ABCAC. Then request the official reciprocity application from the member board where you currently hold the credential.
Contact the destination board first, then submit your outbound request through the ABCAC member portal. ABCAC verifies your credential and coordinates the official transfer.
Per credential transferred from ABCAC
ABCAC Reciprocal Credentials
Eligibility still depends on the destination board offering the equivalent credential at a reciprocal level.
Prepare Your Request
A complete request helps ABCAC coordinate with the correct board and reduces avoidable follow-up.
The IC&RC reciprocity fee is $150 for each credential transferred. A destination board may charge separate local fees.
The receiving board may require additional education, documentation, applications, or jurisdiction-specific standards.
If an update is delayed, contact the member board where the application began before contacting IC&RC.
Reciprocity FAQ
Review eligibility, timing, fees, and what the destination board controls.
Still need help? The ABCAC team can guide you to the right certification, testing, or renewal pathway.
Confirm the destination requirements, gather your board details, and submit the correct reciprocity request.