U.S. · Nursing licences
Texas nursing license lookup.
The Texas Board of Nursing (BON) links its licence verification to an online licence lookup. This page sends you there; it cannot confirm a licence itself.
Important, up front: this is a guide, not a verification service. It links to the official register and never queries it for you. The live record on the official site is the only thing that confirms a licence.
How to check, step by step
- Open the BON licence verification link above; it forwards to the board’s licence lookup.
- Search by the nurse’s name or licence number.
- Check licence type, status and any board action shown on the record.
- For a nurse who may hold a compact licence from another state, also check Nursys.
No public check-digit formula exists for these licence numbers, so there is nothing to validate offline: a number that looks right proves nothing until the regulator’s record confirms it.
Official lookups
Why check a licence
Texas employers and patients verify an RN, LVN or APRN before hiring or accepting care. Checking the board record is quicker and safer than relying on a document the nurse hands over.
Sources
- Texas Board of Nursing (retrieved October 2026)
- BON licence verification link (retrieved October 2026)
Frequently asked questions
Where is the official Texas nursing license lookup?
On the Texas Board of Nursing’s licence verification link (https://www.bon.texas.gov/licensure_verification.asp.html), which opens the online licence lookup.
Is Nursys enough for a Texas nurse?
Nursys is useful for compact and multistate checks, but the Texas BON record is the board’s own. Use the board lookup for the definitive Texas status.
Does this site store the name I look up?
No. There is no form here, and nothing is collected.
Guide only — not an official verification
TNAADO is not affiliated with any licensing authority named here. Registers change; confirm on the official site and, for anything binding, with the regulator. This page collects no personal data.