White Glove PSYPACT Blog https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog PSYPACT authorization, ASPPB E.Passport, and state licensure insights for psychologists. en-us Sun, 09 Aug 2026 02:58:41 GMT The E.Passport Renewal Cliff: Your APIT Stops the Day It Lapses https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/epassport-renewal-cliff-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/epassport-renewal-cliff-2026 There is no grace period. When the E.Passport expires, ASPPB notifies the Commission and your APIT suspends — and the telepsychology CE requirement that gates renewal is the one most people forget. Fri, 07 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) PSYPACT States in 2026: Who’s In, Who’s Pending, and Who Isn’t https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-states-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-states-2026 Forty-two jurisdictions participate. Ten states do not — including the two largest psychology markets. The distinction between participating, enacted, and introduced is the whole ballgame. Thu, 06 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) Why E.Passport Applications Stall — and How to Clear Them Before You File https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/epassport-application-delays-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/epassport-application-delays-2026 ASPPB review takes two to three weeks. Applications routinely take months. The gap is almost never the review — it is education pathway, transcripts, EPPP scores, and disclosure, all of which are fixable in advance. Tue, 04 Aug 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) The 30-Day TAP Limit: Making It Work for Forensic and Neuropsych Practice https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/tap-30-day-limit-forensic-neuropsych-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/tap-30-day-limit-forensic-neuropsych-2026 TAP gives you 30 calendar days per year per jurisdiction of in-person practice. For evaluators who travel, that is either exactly enough or nowhere near — and the difference is in how you count. Fri, 31 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) PSYPACT Lets You Treat. It Doesn’t Let You Bill. https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-does-not-mean-you-get-paid-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-does-not-mean-you-get-paid-2026 An APIT settles the legal authority to practise across state lines. Payer enrollment is a separate exercise, per state and per payer — and the gap between the two produces denials now and clawbacks years later. Tue, 28 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) Credentials Bank and the CPQ: The Mobility Tools Most Psychologists Skip https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/asppb-credentials-bank-cpq-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/asppb-credentials-bank-cpq-2026 Most jurisdictions accept the ASPPB Certificate of Professional Qualification in place of a full licensure application. It costs about $200 and it turns a months-long filing into a much shorter one — if you qualify. Fri, 24 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) APIT vs TAP: The Two PSYPACT Routes, and Which One You Actually Need https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/apit-vs-tap-psypact-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/apit-vs-tap-psypact-2026 PSYPACT has two separate pathways with two separate ASPPB credentials underneath them. One covers telepsychology indefinitely; the other covers in-person work for 30 days a year. Confusing them is expensive. Tue, 21 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) PSYPACT Doesn’t Cover LPCs, LCSWs, or LMFTs — Here’s What Does https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-does-not-cover-masters-clinicians-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-does-not-cover-masters-clinicians-2026 The compact is doctoral-psychologist-only. Master’s-level clinicians have their own compacts: one is issuing privileges in a handful of states, one is not issuing to anyone yet. Fri, 17 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) The PSYPACT Home-State Rule: Why Some Psychologists Can’t Join At All https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-home-state-requirement-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-home-state-requirement-2026 The E.Passport requires a license in a participating state, and the APIT requires you to be physically located there. Together those two rules lock out every psychologist licensed only in California, New York, Oregon, or Massachusetts. Tue, 14 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) New York Psychologists and PSYPACT: Introduced Is Not Participating https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-new-york-psychologists-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-new-york-psychologists-2026 A PSYPACT bill has been introduced in New York and has not passed. Until it does, a New York license reaches nothing beyond New York — and cannot serve as a compact home state either. Fri, 10 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT) California Psychologists and PSYPACT: What Your Options Actually Are https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-california-psychologists-2026 https://www.whiteglovepsypact.com/blog/psypact-california-psychologists-2026 California is not in PSYPACT, offers no licensure reciprocity, and narrowed its temporary-practice allowance in 2026. Here is what a California-licensed psychologist can and cannot do about cross-state practice. Tue, 07 Jul 2026 00:00:00 GMT noreply@whiteglovepsypact.com (White Glove PSYPACT)