Check a license on the official registry
License status is public, but it lives on the board's own site — Nursys for most nursing boards, NREMT for national EMS, and a state portal when the board does not use Nursys. Trust does not host license records. Use the official lookup, then save the expiration in Trust on your iPhone so the date cannot sneak up.
Stays in this browser. We never ask for a license number, and nothing here is sent to a server.
Texas Board of Nursing participates in Nursys license verification
Open Nursys QuickConfirm- 1. Search by name and state. Nursys QuickConfirm needs first name, last name, and jurisdiction — no license number.
- 2. Read the status. Look for "Active" and the expiration date, not just the issue date.
- 3. Check multistate vs single-state. A compact license says multistate. Single-state means you need another license to work elsewhere — check the compact rules.
- 4. Save the expiration. Type it on the left and save it to Trust so reminders fire at 90, 60, and 30 days.
On your iPhone. We never see it.
Texas Board of Nursing · cycle 2 yrs; birth month · 20 CE hours. Read the Texas renewal guide
Trust is not a licensing board and does not award CE credit. Confirm requirements on the official portal before you pay. Trust never scrapes or proxies board registries — every lookup opens the official site directly.
Lookup questions
Does Trust store license records?
No. Trust does not host or copy any board's license database. This page routes you to the official registry, and any date you type stays in your browser until you save it to your iPhone.
What is Nursys?
Nursys is the national nurse licensure verification system operated by NCSBN. QuickConfirm shows current license status, expiration, and whether a license is multistate or single-state for participating boards.
Which boards are not on Nursys?
A handful of nursing boards run their own verification portals instead — California (BreEZe), Michigan, Alabama, Pennsylvania, and Oklahoma among them. Trust links straight to those board portals.
How do I verify an NREMT certification?
Use the National Registry's own site. Certification status, level, and expiration are shown in the registrant's account; employers verify through the Registry's verification service.