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counseling compact · Vermont · 2026

Counseling Compact in Vermont: counselor routes

Watch item · verified September 19, 2026

Not yet — Vermont has no live Counseling Compact privilege in this ruleset.

Vermont telehealth registration or telehealth license
$100-$300
Full state license
$500-$1,500

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Vermont is a Counseling Compact member, but it is not one of the states issuing privileges through CompactConnect in this ruleset. Only Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Tennessee, Wyoming are modeled as live. To see patients in Vermont today, use a telehealth-only registration (where offered) or a full Vermont counseling license.

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Last verified September 19, 2026. Informational only — state boards and compact commissions control eligibility, timing, fees, and scope.

Working routes into Vermont

Vermont telehealth registration or telehealth license

$100-$300

Telehealth-only pathway; usually does not permit in-person services and is not a full license.

Timeline: Registration/license pathway; fee depends on profession renewal/application fee.

Full state license

$500-$1,500

Board-specific eligibility and issuance are required. This is a planning fallback when no modeled compact privilege or telehealth registration covers the state; confirm requirements and fees before filing.

Timeline: Commonly 8-16+ weeks depending on state board, background checks, transcripts, and verifications.

Vermont Counseling Compact FAQ

Can I get a Counseling Compact privilege for Vermont?

Not today in this ruleset. Vermont is a Counseling Compact member, but it is not one of the states issuing privileges through CompactConnect in this ruleset. Live privilege issuance is modeled only for Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Ohio, Tennessee, Wyoming.

How can a counselor practice into Vermont instead?

Vermont offers an out-of-state telehealth registration ($100-$300), or a full Vermont license ($500-$1,500).

How long does a full Vermont license take?

Commonly 8-16+ weeks depending on state board, background checks, transcripts, and verifications.

Sources

Ruleset last verified July 23, 2026.

Counseling Compact application and live-state status, accessed September 19, 2026https://counselingcompact.gov/application/Counseling Compact live-state fees table, accessed September 19, 2026https://counselingcompact.gov/fees/Counseling Compact jurisprudence, accessed September 19, 2026https://counselingcompact.gov/jurisprudence/Counseling Compact enacted-state map, accessed July 23, 2026https://counselingcompact.gov/map/Counseling Compact counselor FAQ, accessed July 23, 2026https://counselingcompact.gov/faqCCHP cross-state licensing policy finder, accessed July 23, 2026https://www.cchpca.org/topic/cross-state-licensing-professional-requirements/Telehealth.HHS.gov licensing across state lineshttps://telehealth.hhs.gov/licensure/licensing-across-state-linesTelehealth.org 2025-2026 licensure compact overview, published Jan. 5, 2026https://telehealth.org/news/telehealth-licensure-2025-2026-cross-state-practice-and-compacts

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