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Delaware Professional License Search - DPR Licensees

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Delaware Professional License Search - DPR Licensees

Delaware Professional License Search - DPR Licensees

Search 355k Delaware Division of Professional Regulation licenses (updated daily): nurses, physicians, real estate, electricians, plumbers/HVACR, cosmetology, accountants, pharmacists and 30+ more professions. Get name, license type and number, status, city, issue and expiry dates.

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Search Delaware professional and occupational licenses from the Division of Professional Regulation's official file on data.delaware.gov (about 355,000 licenses, 118,000 active, refreshed daily) across 38 boards: nursing, medical practice, real estate, electrical examiners, plumbing/HVACR, cosmetology and barbering, accountancy, pharmacy, physical therapy, massage, architecture, social work, appraisers, dentistry, veterinary medicine, home inspectors and more.

Each result includes:

  • licensee name (first, last, combined)
  • profession (board), license type and license number
  • license status and disciplinary action flag
  • issue and expiration dates
  • city, state, ZIP and country

Results are newest issue date first and active only by default. No API key, no CAPTCHA. Pricing: $0.002 per license + $0.0001 start.

{ "professions": ["Real Estate"], "issuedAfter": "2026-09-01", "maxResults": 300 }
{ "licenseTypes": ["Master Electrician"], "states": ["DE"] }

Use cases

License verification and credentialing, healthcare and staffing recruiting, leads for continuing education, insurance and professional software, and checking disciplinary flags.

Limits

Point-in-time public data from Delaware DPR. It has no street address, phone or email. Names are matched as substrings. Some newly approved licenses carry an issue date a few days in the future and appear once that date arrives.