New Mexico Speech-Language Pathologist License

What You'll Need

• Official Transcripts — Must be sent directly from the conferring institution to the Board office.
• Praxis Exam Scores — Official scores from ETS verifying a passing score on the national SLP exam. ETS Praxis
• ASHA CCC or CFY Completion Proof — A certified copy of your ASHA CCC or documentation of successful completion of the Clinical Fellowship Year.
• Jurisprudence Exam — Completed open-book exam provided by the Board after application submission.
• Verification of Licensure — If currently or previously licensed in another state, verification must be sent directly from that state's board to New Mexico. Request Verification

How to Apply

1. Create an NM-PLUS Account ▾
   Register for an account on the New Mexico Professional Licensing User System (NM-PLUS) to begin your application.
   Register for NM-PLUS
2. Submit Initial Application and Fees ▾
   Complete the online application for Speech-Language Pathologist licensure and pay the $110 total fee ($100 license fee + $10 application fee).
   Start Application
3. Request Official Transcripts ▾
   Have your university send official transcripts directly to the Board verifying your Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology or a related field.
4. Submit Praxis Scores ▾
   Ensure your official Praxis exam scores (test code 5331) are sent directly to the New Mexico Board from ETS.
   Praxis Score Reporting
5. Complete the Jurisprudence Exam ▾
   After your application and fee are received, the Board will send you the open-book Jurisprudence Exam. Complete and return it with a score of at least 70%.
6. Submit Proof of Clinical Fellowship (CFY) ▾
   Provide a certified copy of your ASHA Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) or proof of completion of your Clinical Fellowship Year.