Online Application & Instructions
Fee: $50.00
Application fee is payable by credit or debit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express).
Documents to be uploaded with the online application:
- Current photograph of yourself;
- CCCA Examination Completion Certificate from the Federation of Chiropractic Licensing Boards.
- A copy of the email sent by the FCLB indicating you have passed the examination is also acceptable.
Criminal History Record Check:
After an application is submitted, a packet will be mailed to the applicant that includes the documents required to complete the criminal history record check. It is advised you complete this packet and return it to the board office in a timely manner. The average processing time for the criminal history record check is two – four weeks.
Temporary Certification:
Upon receipt of your completed criminal history record check packet, the Board may grant a temporary certification. This temporary certification expires automatically upon the applicant receiving a regular certification or being notified the application has been denied.
Active Member of the Military or Military Spouse of an Active Member of the Military:
You will be asked to submit proof of that status on the online application. If you do not have that documentation available at the time of the application, please submit it directly to the board office as soon as possible.
Current or Prior Certification in other States or Jurisdictions:
If applicable, you must provide official verification that your current practice privilege is in good standing as a CCCA or equivalent in another state or jurisdiction. You must direct the licensing board of that state to provide the ND Board of Chiropractic Examiners with a verification of your certification status. You may use this form or the state may send a letter. Please check with those licensing boards as there may be a fee to complete the verification.
Please proceed to the Online Application.
A paper application is available, upon request, from the Board office. Additional time should be considered for the administrative processing time for applications submitted by paper.