Veteran ▾
You must hold an active license you’ve practiced under within the last 3 years, with no disciplinary action. You must also provide proof of an honorable discharge within the last 6 months, or a letter from your commanding officer confirming an upcoming honorable discharge within the next 6 months.
If you don’t meet these requirements but received an honorable discharge more than 6 months ago, you may still qualify for a military fee waiver. This waives the initial application fee, the initial licensing fee, and the unlicensed-activity fee.
Military Spouse ▾
You must hold an active license with no disciplinary action and provide active-duty orders stationed in Florida. Unlike the other pathways, your orders must specifically be in Florida.
Valor Spouse ▾
You must be legally married to an active-duty member of the U.S. Armed Forces, hold an active license, and have actively practiced for the last 3 years with no disciplinary action.
“Disciplinary action” refers to any disciplinary action within the 5-year period prior to your application date.
