New Mexico Is Not a Compact State
Compact status checked 2026-10-08 against counselingcompact.gov
New Mexico is not a Counseling Compact member, so there is no privilege-to-practice route here. Practicing with clients located in New Mexico takes a New Mexico license, through endorsement where the state offers it or a full application where it does not.
Compact status moves: states go live on their own schedules, and ten were issuing privileges in October 2026 against forty members. This page reflects our last check, not a live feed, so confirm a state's status before relying on it.
Practicing in New Mexico
A full New Mexico license, by endorsement or full application
We file the New Mexico application end to end.
Endorsement where the state offers it, a full application where it does not, plus verifications, attestations and board follow-up.
View full pricingFor the license itself — the LPCC, its exam, hours and endorsement route — see the New Mexico license guide.
New Mexico LPCC License
Every counselor practicing in New Mexico needs the LPCC. Here is the route.
View the New Mexico Licensing GuideWhat Working with Us Costs
Transparent, a la carte service fees. Board, Compact Commission and exam fees are paid directly to those organizations. Our concierge fee is separate and is the only thing you pay us.
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