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The document outlines application timing and how to check application status using a check sheet and an Interactive Voice Response System. It details applicant responsibilities for submitting required items and explains that an application is not complete until required documents and fees are received. 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Box 8935  \nMadison, WI 53708-8935  \nFAX \\#: (608) 251-3036  \nPhone \\#: (608) 266-2112  \n4822 Madison Yards Way Madison, WI 53705  \nE-Mail: [web@dsps.wi.gov](web@dsps.wi.gov)  \nWebsite: [http://dsps.wi.gov](http://dsps.wi.gov)  \nPHARMACY EXAMINING BOARD  \nINFORMATION FOR PHARMACISTS LICENSED IN ANOTHER STATE SEEKING  \nLICENSURE IN WISCONSIN  \nApplicants currently registered to practice as a pharmacist in another state and who has graduated from a school, college or department of pharmacy approved by the board, may file an application for licensure by reciprocity (Ch. 450, Stats.) .  \nAPPLICATION STATUS  \nOnce an application is filed with the Department we will mail you a check sheet within 15-20 working days. The check sheet will include an identification number that allow you to check the status of your application by calling the Interactive Voice Response System,(608) 261-7925. The Interactive Voice Response System will inform you of any requirements not met. You may also check the status of your application on our website: [http://dsps.wi.gov](http://dsps.wi.gov. Look)[. Look](http://dsps.wi.gov. Look)[ ](http://dsps.wi.gov. Look)[under](under) “[Application](Application) Status.”  \nIt is your obligation as an applicant to see that the items listed as “Is Required” are forwarded to the Department of Safety and Professional Services. The Department will not contact other agencies or jurisdictions for information/documents to complete your application. We will update check sheets within 15-20 working days of receipt of documents. An application is not considered complete until we receive all the required documents and fees.  \nOnce your application is complete, check the department’s website: [http://dsps.wi.gov](http://dsps.wi.gov. Look under)[. Look under](http://dsps.wi.gov. Look under) “License Lookup Information” for your official credential number and grant date.  \nINSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANT APPLYING FOR LICENSURE BY RECIPROCITY  \n􀂆 1. Completed and notarized application (Form \\#608) with appropriate fees.  \n􀂆 2. Complete page 6 of 6 (Form \\#608) Social Security Number.  \n􀂆 3. Complete the “NABP Preliminary Application for Transfer of Pharmaceutic Licensure” at [www.nabp.net](www.nabp.net). Mail the completed Preliminary Application and required fee to the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, Mr. Carmen A. Catizone, Executive Director/Secretary, P.O. Box 1057, ParkRidge, IL 60068-7057. Once NABP completes your application, they will mail an official transfer application report directly to you. Please notarize this report and forward the completed NABP OFFICIAL REPORT to the Department of Safety and Professional Services, Pharmacy Examining Board, PO Box 8935, Madison, WI 53708-8935.  \n􀂆 4. FPGEC Certification (Foreign graduates only) . For more information contact NABP at [www.nabp.net](www.nabp.net).  \n􀂆 5. Copy of Translated Diploma (Foreign graduates only) .  \n􀂆 6. Complete MPJE registration form and required fee. [Register on-line at www.nabp.net](Register on-line at www.nabp.net).  \n􀂆 7. Copy of document regarding any name change or address change other than filed previously with the board.  \n􀂆 8. Convictions and Pending Charges form \\#2252 if applicable.  \n\\#600 (Rev. 11/11) -OVER  \nCh. 450, Stats.  \nCommitted to Equal Opportunity in Employment and Licensing  \nWisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services  \nFOREIGN GRADUATES: Applicants must be certified by the FPGEC. Submit evidence of having obtained certification by the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee. Information on the FPGEC can be obtained from: NABP, 1600 Feehanville Drive, Mount Prospect, IL 60056, 847-391-4406, [www.nabp.net](www.nabp.net).  \nDEFINITIONS  \n\"Practice of pharmacy means any of the following: interpreting prescription orders; compounding, packaging, labeling, dispensing, counseling, and distributing drugs and devices; monitoring drug therap","cbCaigbNEoIywoPN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigbNEoIywoPN","pdf",97656,"English","# Application Status\n## Required Documents and Fees\n# Reciprocity Application Instructions\n## Completed and Notarized Application (Form #608)\n## NABP Preliminary Application and Official Report\n## FPGEC Certification and Foreign Graduates Requirements\n# Definitions and Legal Basis\n## Practice of Pharmacy Definition\n## Wis. 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