Hawaii Audiologist License

What You'll Need

• Application Form (SP-01 or SP-03) — The primary application form based on your chosen pathway. Download Forms
• Official Transcripts — Must be sent directly from the accredited college or university.
• Praxis Score Report — Official scores from the National Examination in Audiology.
• Three Letters of Recommendation — From supervisors or colleagues attesting to professional experience.
• ASHA/ABA Certification Verification — Required if applying via the certification pathway (Form SP-03). ASHA Verification
• Clinical Practicum/Fellowship Verification — Forms SP-05 and SP-06 if applying by examination. Download Verification Forms

How to Apply

1. Determine Eligibility Pathway ▾
   Decide if you are applying by Examination (Form SP-01) or by ASHA/ABA Certification/AuD Degree (Form SP-03).
   View Application Forms
2. Create a MyPVL Account ▾
   Register for an account on the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) portal to manage your application and fees.
   Register for MyPVL
3. Submit Application and Fees ▾
   Complete the appropriate application form (SP-01 or SP-03) and pay the required fees ($264 in even years, $176 in odd years).
   Apply Online
4. Request Official Transcripts ▾
   Have your educational institution send official transcripts directly to the Board at speech@dcca.hawaii.gov or by mail.
5. Verify Praxis Scores ▾
   Arrange for ETS to send your official Praxis examination scores directly to the Hawaii Board.
   Send Praxis Scores
6. Submit Letters of Recommendation ▾
   Provide three letters of recommendation from supervisors or colleagues regarding your work experience or university training.
7. Verify Out-of-State Licenses ▾
   If you hold or have held a license in another state, submit Form SP-10 to those states for official verification.