California Board of Registered Nursing 2026: Verify & Renew

Independent guide reviewed against current California BRN and DCA pages on July 20, 2026.
California BRN • RN • APRN • BreEZe

Cross the California License Bridge—from Verification to Renewal

A California nursing-license search usually begins with one practical problem: an employer needs proof that an RN can work, a nurse cannot see the renewal option, or an applicant needs to know which document is still missing.

California separates those tasks between DCA License Search, BreEZe, the BRN application tracker, Nursys and education-program pages. This guide brings the useful rules, fees, timing and troubleshooting into one place before sending you to the correct official action.

Use the correct system

Use DCA License Search to verify an RN, APRN certificate, permit or CE provider. Use BreEZe for your own renewal, application, name change, duplicate certificate and paid verification request.

Public lookup

Verify an RN or APRN

Check status, expiration, issue date, restrictions and public disciplinary documents.

Choose Board of Registered Nursing. Select the correct license type. Open the complete DCA record.
Open DCA License Search
Applicant route

Check application status

Track examination, endorsement, temporary-license, APRN and renewal deficiencies.

Enter applicant information. Select the submitted application. Read every deficiency and action.
Track Application
Licensee route

Renew a California RN

Renew during the 90-day window with 30 CE hours, required fingerprints and the fee.

Confirm the expiration date. Check CE and fingerprints. Submit renewal through BreEZe.
Open BreEZe
Student route

Verify an RN program

Check BRN approval, campus, tuition, enrollment and recent NCLEX performance.

Match the exact campus. Review BRN approval. Compare pass and completion rates.
Check RN Programs
Out-of-state route

Apply by endorsement

Check current licensure, education, examination, transcripts and fingerprints.

Confirm California eligibility. Apply before fingerprinting. Track transcripts and verification.
Review Endorsement
Quick answers

California RN license facts to check before taking action

Renewal opens 90 days Before the expiration date.
Timely RN fee $190 Current published amount.
Delinquent RN fee $280 When the license expired.
Active renewal CE 30 hours Every two-year cycle.
Complete online renewal Within 72 hours Current target when no deficiency exists.
B

Ordinary renewal is online

California BRN instructs licensees to renew through BreEZe. A standard RN license cannot be renewed earlier than three months before expiration.

0

No grace period after expiration

A license becomes delinquent after expiration. Do not assume that paying after the deadline automatically authorizes practice.

30

Active status requires CE

Most RNs need 30 contact hours from a recognized provider during the applicable renewal period.

FP

Fingerprints can block renewal

Active renewal requires DOJ and FBI fingerprint results on file. Nurses fingerprinted before 2014 may need a new submission.

30D

Update name or address promptly

California licensees must report a name or address-of-record change within 30 days.

LVN

BRN does not license LVNs

California LVN and psychiatric technician licenses are handled by the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians.

First-license cycle: the initial California RN license is issued for two birthdays rather than exactly two calendar years. It expires on the last day of the month following the nurse’s birth date; later timely renewals follow a two-year cycle.

Primary search task

How to verify a California RN license

California BRN directs the public to DCA License Search. Its records reflect primary-source information from the BRN licensing system and can include links to available disciplinary documents.

1

Open DCA License Search

Use the California Department of Consumer Affairs search rather than a private nursing-directory page.

Open DCA License Search
2

Select the correct board and license type

Choose the Board of Registered Nursing and then select RN, nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist or the relevant permit or certificate.

3

Search by license number when possible

A license number usually gives a more precise match than a common first and last name.

4

Read the full record

Confirm the person, license type, status, issue date, expiration date, address of record and any disciplinary links or restrictions.

5

Record the date of verification

Employers should retain the live result and verification date according to their credentialing policy.

Status shown What it means What to do next
Current / Active The RN license is currently active under the details displayed. Confirm expiration, restrictions and any separate APRN certificate.
Inactive The renewal fee may have been paid, but the license is not active for California RN practice. Complete the inactive-to-active process before practising.
Delinquent The license expired and was not timely renewed. Submit delinquent renewal requirements through BreEZe.
Retired The license has been placed in retired status. Do not use it for ordinary paid RN practice.
Suspended / Revoked / Restricted A disciplinary order affects the authority to practise. Open and read the complete enforcement documents.
Permit or temporary license The person holds limited, temporary or pending authority rather than a permanent RN license. Confirm the exact expiration and supervision conditions.

A person’s RN license and advanced-practice certificate are separate records. Verify both when the person is working as a nurse practitioner, nurse-midwife, nurse anesthetist or clinical nurse specialist.

No matching record?

Check the board selection An LVN will not appear under the California Board of Registered Nursing.
Recheck the license number Remove accidental spaces and confirm that every digit was entered correctly.
Try the current legal name A recent name change may not match an older document or résumé.
Search a different credential The person may hold an RN license plus a separate advanced-practice certificate.
Check application status A pending application is not the same as an issued license.
Allow recent records to post Use BreEZe and the application tracker when issuance or renewal was very recent.
Legal name matches the nurse.
Correct RN or APRN record was opened.
License number matches the submitted credential.
Current status and expiration were checked.
Restrictions or discipline were reviewed.
Verification date was recorded.
Renewal route

Renew a California registered nursing license

California RNs may renew online through BreEZe when the license is within 90 days of expiration. A complete active renewal requires the fee, 30 contact hours of qualifying CE unless exempt, required fingerprints and disclosure answers.

01

Verify expiry

Check the live DCA record rather than relying only on a reminder notice.

02

Complete CE

Finish 30 qualifying contact hours and retain proof for four years.

03

Check fingerprints

Confirm that both DOJ and FBI results are on file for active renewal.

04

Submit in BreEZe

Pay the displayed fee and check the account for deficiencies.

1

Confirm the expiration date

Renewal opens no earlier than three months before expiration. The nurse remains responsible even if a courtesy notice is not received.

Verify Expiration
2

Complete the required continuing education

Most active renewals require 30 contact hours completed during the preceding renewal period through a recognized provider.

Check CE Requirements
3

Resolve fingerprint requirements early

If the BRN does not have both DOJ and FBI results, renewal can remain incomplete after payment.

Review Fingerprint Rules
4

Sign in to BreEZe

Use the account linked to the California RN license and select the renewal transaction.

Open BreEZe
5

Answer every disclosure question accurately

Report license discipline or convictions occurring since the previous renewal when required by the application.

6

Pay and verify the updated record

A complete online renewal currently targets processing within 72 hours. Check BreEZe deficiencies and fingerprints if the license does not update.

Read Official Renewal Guidance

Why renewal may remain incomplete

The 90-day renewal window has not opened BreEZe normally will not offer ordinary renewal earlier than three months before expiration.
Fingerprint results are missing or unmatched The payment can process while renewal remains deficient.
A CE audit or certificate issue exists Review the BreEZe account and provide the exact proof requested.
The wrong BreEZe account is open Recover the account already connected to the license instead of creating another profile.
The license is inactive or delinquent Select the transaction matching the current license status.
An APRN certificate also requires renewal Some advanced-practice certificates carry an additional renewal fee due with the RN renewal.

California law can allow work while a timely renewal is pending when the fee was submitted on time and all renewal requirements were met. An employer may impose a stricter rule, so verify workplace policy before continuing to practise.

There is no general renewal grace period after a California RN license expires. Do not rely on an expired or inactive record as authority for ordinary RN practice.

Common renewal blockage

California RN fingerprint requirements

Active renewal requires the BRN to have both California DOJ and FBI fingerprint results. Fingerprints submitted for another employer, board, state or purpose cannot automatically be reused by the BRN.

DOJ

Both service levels matter

The BRN requires state-level DOJ and federal FBI criminal-history results for active licensure.

2014

Older fingerprints may need replacement

The BRN states that nurses fingerprinted before 2014 must submit a new set to avoid renewal delays.

NOW

Do not wait for renewal to open

A nurse who knows new fingerprints are required can begin the request before the 90-day renewal window.

1

Check the renewal notice and BreEZe deficiency

The notice or account may indicate that updated fingerprints are required.

3

Use Live Scan inside California when possible

Live Scan is generally faster. Out-of-state applicants usually use the hard-card process unless they can complete Live Scan in California.

4

Keep the completed form and transaction number

Retain proof in case results do not match automatically to the BreEZe record.

If payment was processed but the license did not renew after 72 hours, check the application-status page and contact the fingerprint unit through the BRN contact form with updated Live Scan information.

Continuing education

California RN continuing-education rules

An RN renewing to active status generally needs 30 contact hours every two years. The course must relate to nursing practice and come from a provider recognized by the BRN.

CE situation Official rule Practical action
Standard active renewal Complete 30 contact hours during the preceding renewal period. Use a currently recognized provider and keep completion proof.
First renewal after initial NCLEX licensure The standard 30 hours are generally exempt during the first two years, but the implicit-bias requirement still applies. Follow the BRN’s BreEZe entry instructions for the first-renewal exemption.
Implicit bias A newly licensed RN within the first two years must complete one hour of direct-participation implicit-bias education. Use a BRN-approved CE provider.
Home-study courses There is no BRN limit on the number of qualifying home-study contact hours. Confirm that the provider number is current.
CME Category 1 Category 1 continuing medical education can qualify for RN CE. Ensure the content and completion date fit the renewal period.
College credit One quarter unit equals 10 contact hours; one semester unit equals 15 contact hours. Use advanced or nursing-relevant coursework and retain the grade record.
Older-adult primary-care NP An NP whose primary-care population is more than 25% age 65 or older must use at least 6 of the 30 hours for gerontology, dementia or older-patient care. Keep course proof for the NP renewal review.
Inactive-to-active Provide proof of 30 BRN-approved hours completed during the prior two years. Upload certificates with the status-change request.

What to keep for a possible CE audit

Your full name.
Course or program title.
Completion date.
Number of contact hours.
Provider name and CEP number.
Certificate or grade slip.
Proof retained for four years.
Provider number verified as current.
YES

Examples that can qualify

Advanced nursing, pharmacology, advanced life support, patient education, legal nursing issues, nursing management, advanced sciences and relevant specialty courses can qualify.

NO

Common non-qualifying content

Basic CPR/BLS, basic IV or EKG instruction, résumé preparation, investment courses, employee orientation and general self-improvement courses do not qualify.

Completing the same course with identical content and objectives twice during one renewal cycle does not double the contact hours.

Open Official CE Guidance
Current published costs

California BRN renewal and application fees

BRN payments become earned and are generally non-refundable or non-transferable after receipt. Fingerprinting, Nursys, Pearson VUE and transcript services may charge separately.

Transaction Published fee What to know
Timely RN renewal $190 Standard active or inactive RN renewal submitted on time.
Delinquent RN renewal $280 Used after the RN license has expired.
Eight-year RN renewal $350 Additional competency, fingerprint and verification requirements apply.
California-graduate examination application $300 Pearson VUE NCLEX registration is separate.
U.S. out-of-state examination application $350 For graduates from another state, district or U.S. territory.
International examination application $750 International education review requirements apply.
Repeat or reapply for examination $250 Pearson VUE registration remains separate.
U.S./Canadian endorsement application $350 Transcripts, verification and fingerprints are also required.
International endorsement application $750 International education and transcript review applies.
Temporary RN license $100 Available only with a pending endorsement application.
Interim permit $100 Available in connection with an approved examination application.
Manual fingerprint-card processing $49 Live Scan vendor fees differ and are paid separately.
Verification of California RN licensure $100 Used for certain country or advanced-practice verification requests.
Employer verification letter $20 Includes name, number, issue date, expiration date and status.
Duplicate certificate $60 Available through BreEZe or the paper request route.

Advanced-practice certificates have separate renewal fees. Nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist, nurse anesthetist and nurse-midwife credentials should be reviewed individually before payment.

Open Official BRN Fee Schedule
Application tracking

Check a California BRN application and deficiency

The Application Status and Details portal can track RN examination, endorsement, temporary-license-related progress, APRN applications, renewals, name changes and other listed transactions.

1

Open Application Status and Details

Use the BRN tracker before calling the public counter or submitting another copy.

Open Application Tracker
2

Enter the applicant information exactly

Use the legal name and identifying information connected to the submitted application.

3

Select the correct application

Choose examination, endorsement, renewal, APRN, name change or the precise transaction being tracked.

4

Read every deficiency

Check whether the missing item is a transcript, license verification, fingerprint result, disclosure document or fee.

5

Confirm who must send the document

Official transcripts and verifications often must come directly from the school, licensing authority or approved service.

California BRN processing snapshot

Snapshot published by the BRN on June 25, 2026. Processing dates change; check the live page before contacting the Board.

CA or U.S. examination 10–12 weeks Initial application target shown.
U.S. endorsement 10–12 weeks Processed in date order received.
Temporary license 2–3 weeks After requirements and fingerprints.
Online renewal Within 72 hours When the application is complete.
Inactive to active online Within 72 hours When all proof is supplied.
Eight-year renewal 4–6 weeks Current target timeframe.
Name change 2–4 weeks Supporting documents required.
License verification request 6–8 weeks Older records may require microfilm.
Duplicate certificate online 1–2 weeks Current published target.
Deficiency What to verify Correct next step
Transcript Whether the school sent the official transcript directly and used the correct recipient. Ask the school for the date, delivery service and recipient address.
License verification Whether the issuing board uses Nursys or sent direct official verification. Complete the missing verification route.
Fingerprints Whether both DOJ and FBI results were submitted for the BRN purpose. Use the BRN form and provide the transaction details if results remain unmatched.
Education prerequisites Whether communication, anatomy, physiology, microbiology, behavioral science and social science requirements were documented. Supply the specific course evidence requested by the evaluator.
Discipline or conviction documents Whether the application requires court, police, board or explanatory records. Upload or send only the complete official documents requested.
Application remains within published time Compare the receipt date with the live BRN processing page. Continue monitoring instead of filing a duplicate application.
Contact-form script:
“I am requesting clarification about my _____ application. It was submitted on _____. The document named _____ was sent by _____ on _____ through _____. The BRN tracker currently shows _____. Please confirm whether the item has been matched and identify the exact remaining requirement.”
Out-of-state nurses

California RN licensure by endorsement

To qualify by endorsement, an applicant generally must hold a current active RN license in another state, U.S. territory or Canada, meet California education requirements and have passed the NCLEX-RN or SBTPE.

LIC

Current active RN license

The applicant must hold qualifying active RN authority from another U.S. jurisdiction or Canada.

EDU

California education standards

The completed nursing program and prerequisite coursework must meet California requirements.

EXAM

Accepted licensing examination

The applicant must have passed the NCLEX-RN or SBTPE. The Canadian Comprehensive Examination is not accepted.

1

Confirm endorsement eligibility

If the applicant has not passed an accepted RN examination, licensure by examination—not endorsement—may be required.

Review Eligibility
2

Submit the BreEZe endorsement application

Apply and pay before completing fingerprints so the results can match to an existing application.

Apply Through BreEZe
3

Complete BRN fingerprints

California Live Scan is preferred and generally faster. Applicants outside California may use the hard-card process.

Read Fingerprint Instructions
4

Order official license verification

Use Nursys when the original licensing board participates; otherwise follow that board’s direct-verification process.

5

Send official transcripts

U.S. schools may send certified electronic transcripts directly to eTranscripts.BRN@dca.ca.gov. International transcripts must follow the international document instructions.

6

Track deficiencies instead of resubmitting

Use Application Status and Details to see whether education, verification, fingerprints or enforcement review remains incomplete.

California is not a Nurse Licensure Compact state. An RN licensed in another compact state still needs California RN authority before practising in California, unless a specific statutory exception applies.

Temporary California RN license

6M

Valid for six months

A temporary RN license can allow practice while the permanent endorsement application is pending.

ORDER

Apply for endorsement first

A temporary license cannot be requested by itself. Submit the endorsement application before starting the temporary-license request.

FP

Fingerprint results must clear

DOJ and FBI results must be received and processed before a temporary license can issue.

$100

Separate temporary-license fee

The current published temporary RN license fee is $100 in addition to the endorsement application.

Read Temporary-License Rules
Inactive, delinquent and lapsed

Return a California RN license to active status

Current status What is required Important limitation
Inactive Thirty CE hours from the previous two years, fingerprint compliance and discipline/conviction disclosures. Inactive status does not authorize California RN practice.
Delinquent for under eight years The delinquent renewal fee and 30 CE hours completed during the previous two years. The license remains unusable until renewed to the appropriate status.
Lapsed for eight years or longer Eight-year renewal fee, 30 CE hours, fingerprints, disclosures and proof of current active RN licensure elsewhere or retaking the licensing exam. A former temporary license does not qualify for eight-year reinstatement.
Retired A retired license may be restored to active status only once if the reinstatement requirements are met. Ordinary paid RN practice is not permitted in retired status.
72H

Inactive to active through BreEZe

A complete online status-change request currently targets processing within 72 hours.

DATE

Status change does not extend expiry

Moving from inactive to active does not create a new expiration date. Another 30 hours may still be required at the next renewal.

An RN who has been lapsed for over eight years and does not hold a current active RN license in another state, U.S. territory or Canada may need to reapply and pass the current NCLEX-RN.

Open Status and Reinstatement Rules
Sending official proof

DCA lookup, Nursys and paid verification letters

A free public lookup, verification to another nursing board, international verification and an employer confirmation letter are different services.

Your purpose Correct route Fee and result
Check whether an RN is currently licensed DCA License Search Free public primary-source lookup.
Send California RN verification to another U.S. nursing board Nursys Nursys charges its own service fee and sends the RN verification.
Verify California advanced-practice certification BreEZe verification request under the RN license $100 per destination; APRN certificates are not included in a standard Nursys RN verification.
Send verification to another country BreEZe “Request for License Letter” $100 per country; the BRN sends the completed verification directly.
Obtain confirmation for an employer BreEZe “Verification for Employer” $20; includes name, license number, issue date, expiration date and status.

An employer-verification letter cannot be used as licensure verification to another state or country. Select the route based on the recipient, not simply the document title.

School verification

Check a California RN nursing program

California prelicensure RN programs must be approved by the BRN. The official list includes ADN, BSN and entry-level master’s programs and may show location, tuition, enrollment and pathway details.

1

Open the official prelicensure RN list

Do not rely only on a school advertisement or admissions representative.

Open Approved RN Programs
2

Match the exact campus and degree

Confirm whether the program is ADN, BSN or entry-level master’s and whether the listed campus matches the enrollment agreement.

3

Review tuition and approved enrollment

Compare the BRN-listed cost information with the school’s written tuition and mandatory-fee disclosure.

4

Compare NCLEX pass rates

Review multiple annual periods rather than judging the program from one graduating class.

Check NCLEX Pass Rates
5

Review completion and attrition data

Use the BRN education reports to compare retention, on-time completion and accreditation information.

Review Completion Data
Exact campus appears on the BRN list.
Degree pathway matches the student’s goal.
BRN approval is current.
Tuition and mandatory fees are confirmed.
Several years of NCLEX results were compared.
Attrition and on-time completion were reviewed.
National accreditation was checked separately.
Transfer and refund policies are in writing.

BRN approval and national nursing accreditation are separate checks. Verify both when accreditation affects transfer credit, graduate study, employment or financial aid.

BreEZe and record help

Change your name, address or BreEZe access

PWD

Password or locked-account problem

Use BreEZe recovery tools or DCA BreEZe Technical Support at (916) 557-1208. That line cannot provide BRN application decisions.

30D

Address-of-record change

Licensees must report the change within 30 days. Update it through BreEZe or call the BRN main line.

NAME

Legal-name change

Submit the BreEZe name-change request with government photo identification and a marriage certificate, court order or other qualifying legal document.

COPY

Duplicate certificate

Order a replacement through BreEZe or the paper form. The current published fee is $60.

Duplicate Instructions
SAFE

Protect private information

Use only official rn.ca.gov, dca.ca.gov and breeze.ca.gov pages before uploading identity documents or paying a fee.

SCAM

Fake BRN or DEA caller

Do not pay a caller threatening immediate suspension or arrest. Verify the issue through DCA License Search and the official BRN phone number.

California BRN has warned about scammers impersonating Board representatives or DEA agents. The BRN does not resolve discipline by demanding immediate payment over an unsolicited call.

Public protection and nurse support

Discipline, complaints and the Intervention Program

DOC

Read public discipline documents

Available disciplinary documents are linked from the individual DCA license record. Read the order rather than relying only on a status label.

Disciplinary Actions
FILE

File a complaint

Anyone who believes an RN acted unsafely or unprofessionally, or that an unlicensed person is providing nursing care, can use the BRN complaint process.

File a Complaint
HELP

Confidential recovery support

The BRN Intervention Program offers an alternative-to-discipline recovery and monitoring route for eligible California RNs affected by substance-use disorder or mental illness.

Intervention Program

Intervention contact: (916) 574-7692 or BRN-Intervention@dca.ca.gov.

Contact and office information

California Board of Registered Nursing phone and address

The BRN public counter cannot research, evaluate or approve an application while you wait. Check BreEZe, Application Status and Details and the processing-time page before calling or travelling.

Main BRN phone (916) 322-3350

Main phone hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Pacific Time, except state holidays.

BreEZe technical support (916) 557-1208

Password resets, locked accounts and registration errors. This line cannot provide application status.

Public counter 8:15–11:55 / 1:05–4:45

Monday–Friday, except state holidays. Counter staff can accept and date-stamp documents and payments.

Applicant Services fax (916) 574-7697

Do not fax documents unless the application instructions identify fax as an accepted route.

Licensee Services fax (916) 574-7699

Renewal, advanced-practice renewal, name-change and duplicate-certificate service area.

Contact-form script:
“I am contacting the California BRN about my _____ application or license. My application or license number is _____. I submitted _____ on _____. The status page currently shows _____. The BRN processing page shows a target of _____. Please identify the specific deficiency or action that remains.”
MAIL

Mailing address

Board of Registered Nursing
PO Box 944210
Sacramento, CA 94244-2100

OFFICE

Physical address

Board of Registered Nursing
1747 N. Market Blvd., Suite 150
Sacramento, CA 95834-1924

Travelling to the public counter will not move an application ahead of the published processing order or provide an immediate evaluator decision.

Open Official BRN Contact Page
Common questions

California Board of Registered Nursing FAQ

How do I verify a California RN license?

Use California DCA License Search, select the Board of Registered Nursing and the correct license type, then search by license number or legal name and review the complete record.

Is DCA License Search an official primary-source verification?

Yes. California BRN states that DCA License Search reflects primary-source information from the Board’s BreEZe licensing records.

When can I renew a California RN license?

An RN license cannot be renewed earlier than three months, or approximately 90 days, before its expiration date.

How much is California RN renewal?

The current published fee is $190 for timely RN renewal and $280 for delinquent RN renewal.

How many continuing-education hours are required?

Most California RNs need 30 qualifying contact hours every two years to renew to active status.

Is a first-time California RN renewal exempt from CE?

An RN within the first two years immediately following initial licensure by examination is generally exempt from the standard 30 hours, but the one-hour implicit-bias requirement still applies.

How long must I keep CE certificates?

California RNs must retain CE certificates or grade slips for four years in case they are selected for an audit.

Why did my renewal payment process but my license not update?

Check BreEZe and Application Status and Details for deficiencies. Missing or unmatched DOJ/FBI fingerprint results are a common reason a paid renewal remains incomplete.

Can I renew a California RN license by mail?

The BRN’s current licensee FAQ states that ordinary RN renewal is completed online through BreEZe.

Can I work with an inactive California RN license?

No. An inactive license does not authorize registered nursing practice in California.

How do I check a California BRN application?

Use the BRN Application Status and Details page to select the submitted application and review deficiencies, required actions and status movement.

How long does California RN endorsement take?

The BRN processing page published a target of 10–12 weeks for regular U.S. endorsement applications as of June 25, 2026. Check the live processing page because dates change.

How long is a California temporary RN license valid?

A temporary RN license is valid for six months and can be requested only after submitting an endorsement application.

Does California participate in the Nurse Licensure Compact?

No. A nurse licensed in another compact state generally must obtain California RN authority before practising in California.

How quickly must I report a name or address change?

California licensees must notify the BRN of a name or address-of-record change within 30 days.

Does the California BRN license LVNs?

No. California LVN and psychiatric technician licenses are handled by the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians.

What is the California BRN phone number?

The main California Board of Registered Nursing phone number is (916) 322-3350. The main phone line is listed Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Pacific Time, excluding state holidays.

Official references

California BRN and DCA pages used for this guide

Fees, processing dates and portal instructions can change. Recheck the relevant official page before paying, renewing, sending documents or making an employment decision.

For employers and public users

Use the live DCA record, match the exact person and credential, review status, expiration and disciplinary documents, and retain the date of verification.

For applicants and licensees

Use BreEZe and Application Status and Details for private applications, renewal, documents and deficiencies. This independent guide cannot access or alter a BRN record.

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