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Licensing directory · all 50 states and Washington, D.C.

Find your state’s acupuncture licensing path.

Choose a state to find the license, herbal-medicine rules, application steps, renewal requirements and the official places to confirm what applies to you.

Pick your state.

Claims link to primary sources where we found them. Gaps and open questions stay labeled so you can tell what has, and has not, been confirmed.

Licensing in

Oklahoma

No Oklahoma acupuncturist license was found. Bills to create one (SB 734 in 2019, HB 2113 in 2023) were introduced, and this pass did not check whether either passed. Do not read this page as saying acupuncture is unregulated or allowed: Oklahoma's medical practice and other rules were not checked, so confirm with the State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision before practicing.

No acupuncturist practice act confirmed · licensing bills introduced

At a glance

Start with the responsible authority.

Regulatory authorityWe haven’t confirmed this from an official source yet. If you know the statute, rule or board page that answers it, share it and we’ll check it.
No acupuncture licensing authority was identified.Know this? Share an official source

Last checked October 10, 2026

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Know which credential fits

License types

No state acupuncturist license confirmed

Unknown

Practice actNeeds review
A 2019 bill summary says SB 734 would have created the Oklahoma Acupuncture Practice Act and Board and barred unlicensed practice after October 1, 2020. Its outcome was not checked.SB 734 bill summary (2019) ↗Know this? Share an official source
Later proposalNeeds review
HB 2113 (2023) as introduced would have created an Acupuncture and Asian Medicine Committee under Title 59. Its outcome was not checked.HB 2113 as introduced ↗Know this? Share an official source
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What to confirm

Getting your first license

Licensing pathWe haven’t confirmed this from an official source yet. If you know the statute, rule or board page that answers it, share it and we’ll check it.
No application process was found.Know this? Share an official source
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What to confirm

Herbal medicine

Herbal medicine authorityWe haven’t confirmed this from an official source yet. If you know the statute, rule or board page that answers it, share it and we’ll check it.
Not confirmed yet. We only publish what an official source supports.Know this? Share an official source
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What to confirm

Keeping the license active

Renewal and continuing educationWe haven’t confirmed this from an official source yet. If you know the statute, rule or board page that answers it, share it and we’ll check it.
Not confirmed yet. We only publish what an official source supports.Know this? Share an official source
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What to confirm

Rules after you open

Other professionsNeeds review
A Justia copy of OAC 140:15-10 says chiropractors may not claim to specialize in acupuncture without Board of Chiropractic Examiners registration. This is a lead, not read at the official source.OAC 140:15-10 (Justia copy) ↗Know this? Share an official source
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Go to the source

Official resources

2019 bill summaryNeeds review
SB 734, Oklahoma Acupuncture Practice Act (introduced)Open ↗Know this? Share an official source
2023 billNeeds review
HB 2113, Acupuncture and Asian Medicine Committee (introduced)Open ↗Know this? Share an official source

Community review

Help improve the Oklahoma page.

Fix an error, fill a research gap, or share a newer official source. Contributions enter a review queue and never change the guide automatically.

Do not include patient names, health information, or other confidential information.

Reports go to the Licensing Corrections tab of Goji’s research spreadsheet.

Frequently asked

Licensing questions, answered.

Is this legal or licensing advice?

No. It points you to the responsible state authority and the statutes, rules and forms that apply, and says what to confirm. The board’s own decision controls, so confirm your situation with it before you apply or practice.

What do “Source checked,” “Needs review” and “Help wanted” mean?

Source checked means the claim was read against a named official page. Needs review means we found something but could not fully confirm it, or sources disagree. Help wanted means we have not confirmed it from an official source yet and would welcome one. None of these is a statement that a rule does not exist.

Has every state page been independently verified?

Not yet. Every state has a first research pass from official sources, and a separate verification pass is still under way. Each page shows the date its sources were last opened. Fees and deadlines change, so check the linked board page before relying on them.

Why do Oklahoma and South Dakota have so little?

We did not find a licensing act for either state, only bills that were introduced. That is not proof that practice is unregulated or prohibited, so those pages say what we found and stop there.

A fact on my state’s page is wrong or out of date. What do I do?

Use the correction form on that state’s page. Send the official source link if you have one. We review every report against the controlling source before anything changes; nothing updates automatically. Do not include patient or confidential information.

Does it say whether I can prescribe or sell herbs?

Each state has its own herbal section that separates recommending herbs from dispensing, compounding or selling them, because states treat those differently. Where the rules were not found or not clear, the section says so.

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