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Seeking Information

Review information below that will help you on your credentialing, permit, compliance or legal reporting, or plan review journey. 

Case Handling

Learn how the Wisconsin DSPS handles complaints against credential holders. Track the stages from intake and screening to investigation, legal action, and disciplinary hearings.

Conviction Self-Report

Review the information if you hold a professional license listed in Wisconsin Statute 440.13 and are convicted of a misdemeanor or felony in Wisconsin or elsewhere. You must self-report this conviction within 48 hours.

FAQ Hub Page

Click here to review frequently asked questions or information concerning Access Gov, eSLA, LicensE, and more.

File a Complaint

To file a complaint with the WI Department of Safety & Professional Services, review the information on this page.

Hearing Information

Learn about administrative legal procedures, Class 1 application denials, & Class 2 disciplinary hearings for professional credentials through the Department.

LicensE Application Status Lookup

Monitoring Case Management

Track your regulatory compliance and manage your requirements online through the WI Case Monitoring Portal. Quickly submit mandatory reports, drug screens, and compliance payments.

Monthly License Counts

Offenses for Credential Termination

Click for a list of alternative or additional standards set out in statute for potential bar, denial or termination related to specific professions.

Open Records Request

Click the link below for information about how to request records.

Orders and Disciplinary Actions

Access public records of the Wisconsin DSPS Reports of Decisions which are open to public view under Wisconsin's Open Records Law.

Professional Assistance Procedure

Learn about the WI Professional Assistance Procedure (PAP), a confidential resource to help licensed professionals overcome addiction.

Report of Final Adverse Action

For any final adverse action taken against your license in another licensing jurisdiction, you may be required to notify the WI DSPS Division of Legal Services and Compliance (DLSC).

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