PSYPACT add · Connecticut · 2026
PSYPACT in Connecticut: psychologist routes
Compact member state · verified July 23, 2026
Yes — Connecticut is a PSYPACT state.
- PSYPACT authorization (upfront)
- $440
- Annual renewal
- $140
- Applies to
- Telepsychology into the receiving state
A psychologist who holds a full, active, unrestricted license in any PSYPACT jurisdiction can add authorization to practice telepsychology into Connecticut through ASPPB E.Passport and APIT — without applying for a separate Connecticut license.
Last verified July 23, 2026. Informational only — state boards and compact commissions control eligibility, timing, fees, and scope.
PSYPACT telepsychology authorization
PSYPACT authorization (upfront)
$440
Annual renewal
$140
Applies to
Telepsychology into the receiving state
Timeline: Often days to a few weeks after ASPPB credentialing and PSYPACT authorization review.
Other routes into Connecticut
Full state license
$500-$1,500Board-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.
Connecticut PSYPACT FAQ
Is Connecticut part of PSYPACT?
Yes. Connecticut is one of the 42 PSYPACT jurisdictions modeled in this ruleset, so an eligible psychologist can add telepsychology authorization into Connecticut rather than buying a separate state license.
How much does the PSYPACT route cost for Connecticut?
The modeled PSYPACT authorization is $440 upfront and $140 to renew. ASPPB E.Passport and APIT fees are set by ASPPB and PSYPACT; confirm the current fee page before paying.
How long does PSYPACT authorization take for Connecticut?
Often days to a few weeks after ASPPB credentialing and PSYPACT authorization review.
Does PSYPACT membership alone let me see patients in Connecticut?
No. PSYPACT membership is not permission to practice. You still need APIT/E.Passport authorization, and Connecticut's scope, telehealth, records, emergency, and advertising rules still apply.
Sources
Ruleset last verified July 23, 2026.
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