What is the term for the process that allows a licensed professional from another state to obtain a Vermont license?

The correct term for the process that allows a licensed professional from another state to obtain a Vermont license is "reciprocity." This term specifically refers to the agreement between states to recognize each other’s licenses, which facilitates the process for professionals seeking to work in a different state without having to undergo the full licensure process again. Reciprocity allows for a smoother transition and acknowledges the qualifications that the professional has already achieved in their home state.

While endorsement is also a term used in licensing contexts, it typically refers to a specific recognition of qualifications or credentials rather than the broader mechanism of accepting licenses from other states. Transferability and validation do not accurately represent the formal process of obtaining a state license based on prior licensure in another state.