⚠️ Important: This comparison is based on published state licensing requirements and may not reflect recent changes. Reciprocity and transfer rules change frequently and are evaluated on a case-by-case basis by state licensing boards. This tool is for research purposes only and does not constitute legal or professional advice. Always contact No state radon licensing program — Arizona does not operate a state radon program. EPA serves as the de facto reference authority. directly to confirm current transfer requirements before submitting any applications or fees.

Transfer Your Radon Professional License: California → Arizona

Everything you need to know about transferring your radon professional license from California to Arizona

Reciprocity Status Unknown

We could not confirm reciprocity status between these states. Contact No state radon licensing program — Arizona does not operate a state radon program. EPA serves as the de facto reference authority. to verify.

Requirements Comparison

Requirement	California (CA)	Arizona (AZ)
Education Requirements	Not available	Not available
Exam Requirements	Not available	Not available
Experience Requirements	Not available	Not available
Fees	national cert fee: $150-$350; training cost: $300-$1,200; device calibration fee: $100-$300; total initial fees: $550-$1,850; confidence: medium	national cert fee: $150-$350; training cost: $300-$1,200; device calibration fee: $100-$300; total initial fees: $550-$1,850; confidence: medium
Renewal / CE Requirements	Period: NRPP: 3 years; NRSB: Annual; CE hours: NRPP: 16 hours per 3-year cycle; NRSB: 8 hours per year; Fee: NRPP: ~$150-$250 per 3-year cycle; NRSB: ~$100-$200 per year	Period: NRPP: 3 years; NRSB: Annual; CE hours: NRPP: 16 hours per 3-year cycle; NRSB: 8 hours per year; Fee: NRPP: ~$150-$250 per 3-year cycle; NRSB: ~$100-$200 per year

Data verified as of 2026-03-21. Requirements may have changed since verification.

Next Steps

1
Contact the destination state board to confirm current transfer/reciprocity requirements.
2
Request credential verification from No state radon licensing program (California has no state radon program; EPA and NRPP are the relevant national authorities) — this often takes 4–8 weeks.
3
Gather required documentation (education transcripts, experience logs, exam scores).
4
Submit your application to No state radon licensing program — Arizona does not operate a state radon program. EPA serves as the de facto reference authority..

These steps are general guidance based on common transfer processes. Your state may have a different process. Always follow the instructions provided by your state licensing board.

Arizona Licensing Board

Board: No state radon licensing program — Arizona does not operate a state radon program. EPA serves as the de facto reference authority.

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Requirements Comparison

Requirement	California (CA)	Arizona (AZ)
Education Requirements	Not available	Not available
Exam Requirements	Not available	Not available
Experience Requirements	Not available	Not available
Fees	national cert fee: $150-$350; training cost: $300-$1,200; device calibration fee: $100-$300; total initial fees: $550-$1,850; confidence: medium	national cert fee: $150-$350; training cost: $300-$1,200; device calibration fee: $100-$300; total initial fees: $550-$1,850; confidence: medium
Renewal / CE Requirements	Period: NRPP: 3 years; NRSB: Annual; CE hours: NRPP: 16 hours per 3-year cycle; NRSB: 8 hours per year; Fee: NRPP: ~$150-$250 per 3-year cycle; NRSB: ~$100-$200 per year	Period: NRPP: 3 years; NRSB: Annual; CE hours: NRPP: 16 hours per 3-year cycle; NRSB: 8 hours per year; Fee: NRPP: ~$150-$250 per 3-year cycle; NRSB: ~$100-$200 per year

Data verified as of 2026-03-21. Requirements may have changed since verification.

Next Steps

Contact the destination state board to confirm current transfer/reciprocity requirements.

Request credential verification from No state radon licensing program (California has no state radon program; EPA and NRPP are the relevant national authorities) — this often takes 4–8 weeks.

Gather required documentation (education transcripts, experience logs, exam scores).

Submit your application to No state radon licensing program — Arizona does not operate a state radon program. EPA serves as the de facto reference authority..

These steps are general guidance based on common transfer processes. Your state may have a different process. Always follow the instructions provided by your state licensing board.

Transfer Your Radon Professional License: California → Arizona

Reciprocity Status Unknown

Requirements Comparison

Next Steps

Arizona Licensing Board

Study Materials

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Transfer Your Radon Professional License: California → Arizona

Reciprocity Status Unknown

Requirements Comparison

Next Steps

Arizona Licensing Board

Study Materials

Related Pages