Florida Pharmacist Licensure by Endorsement

MOBILE Act Fast-Track Pathway (§ 456.0145, Florida Statutes / Form DH-MQA-5103)

Rule 64B16-26.204 F.A.C.
State Fee
$295.00
$100 App + $190 Lic + $5 UAF
Florida MPJE Exam
Exempt
With 2+ years practice in prior 4
Review Timeline
10 / 7 Days
10d review, 7d issue after complete
Livescan ORI
EDOH4680Z
Pharmacist (Ch. 465) FDLE routing
Eligibility Criteria
MOBILE Endorsement (MPJE Exempt)
Eligible
Application Steps
01

NABP Licensure Transfer (e-LTP)

Submit an e-LTP request on nabp.pharmacy and select Florida as the recipient board.

02

Electronic Fingerprinting

Complete Livescan background check using Florida Board ORI code EDOH4680Z.

03

State Application (Form DH-MQA-5103)

Apply online via flhealthsource.gov and pay the $295 state fee.

04

License Verifications & CE

Request primary state license verifications and confirm 30 hours of approved CE.

Fee Breakdown
Item Payee Amount
Application Processing Fee Florida Board of Pharmacy $100.00
Initial Licensure Fee Florida Board of Pharmacy $190.00
Unlicensed Activity Fee Florida Department of Health $5.00
Total Florida Board Fees State of Florida $295.00
NABP e-LTP Transfer Dossier National Association of Boards of Pharmacy ~$375.00
Livescan Background Screening Approved Livescan Vendor ~$50.00 – $80.00
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to take the Florida MPJE law exam? +
No, as long as you have actively practiced for at least 2 of the prior 4 years in another U.S. state or jurisdiction with an unencumbered license. If you have less than 2 years of practice experience, you must apply under standard examination and pass the Florida MPJE.
How long does the application process take? +
The Board has up to 10 business days for initial file intake and review. Once all requirements (NABP transfer, Livescan fingerprint match, and state verifications) are satisfied, Florida law requires the license to be issued within 7 days.
What continuing education (CE) is required? +
Applicants licensed out of state for 2 or more years must demonstrate 30 hours of Board-approved CE completed within the preceding 2 calendar years, including 2 hours of medication errors and 2 hours of controlled substances.