Professional Service Corporation License
What Is A Professional Service Corporation License?
If a dentist has organized his or her practice with the Secretary of State under the Illinois Professional Service Corporation Act, the dental practice must also obtain a Professional Service Corporation (PSC) license from the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR). The PSC license is strictly a business license and is provided to the business itself. It is not issued to an individual dentist who is employed by the PSC.
- Practice medicine in all of its branches
- Practice of podiatry
- Practice of dentistry
- Practice of optometry
Please note, a PSC license through IDFPR is an additional business license that is required after all the proper paperwork has been submitted to the Department of Business Service at the Secretary of State.
Also, please note this license is a separate license from the professional license to practice dentistry in the State of Illinois.
How Do I Obtain a PSC License If My Business Does Not Have One?
A business is required to apply to IDFPR for a PSC license. IDFPR has established a guide on the requirements and how to apply. You can access the guide by clicking here.
What Do I Need to Do If I Already Have A PSC License?
You are required to renew your PSC license every three years. The Department will send the email address of the business a renewal notice, much like it does for a license to practice dentistry. Many dental practices have received renewal notices for this year. The ISDS has created a guide on how to renew your PSC license. Please see attached.