Reciprocity guide for Georgia → Indiana · Indiana EMS Commission
Application Fee
Varies
Background Check
$40
NREMT Verification
No charge
Est. Total Cost
Varies
Background check vendor: Indiana State Police fingerprinting. Exam waiver: None — NREMT psychomotor accepted.
Verify active certification or NREMT
Confirm your EMR, EMT-B, AEMT, or Paramedic certification is current, or hold an active NREMT at the desired level.
Submit Indiana EMS certification application
File the reciprocity application (State Form 67) through the Indiana EMS Commission's Acadis portal. Indiana charges no application fee — the $50 fee applies only when reapplying after a lapsed certification.
Complete criminal background check
Complete a fingerprint-based background check through the Indiana State Police (~$40). Results are sent directly to the EMS Commission.
Request NREMT verification if applicable
If NREMT-certified, authorize release of your credentials to the Indiana EMS Commission via your NREMT account.
Address Indiana-specific CE gaps
Review Indiana's CE requirements for your level. Complete any state-specific modules (e.g., pediatric or trauma hours) if needed.
Await issuance
Indiana processes reciprocity applications in approximately 2–4 weeks. Check status through the Access Indiana portal.
To transfer your Georgia EMT license to Indiana, follow these steps: 1. Verify active certification or NREMT 2. Submit Indiana EMS certification application 3. Complete criminal background check 4. Request NREMT verification if applicable 5. Address Indiana-specific CE gaps 6. Await issuance The Indiana EMS Commission oversees the process, which typically takes 2–4 Weeks.
Not directly. Indiana does not accept NREMT alone — you may need to complete a state-specific exam, additional continuing education, or a refresher course. Contact Indiana EMS Commission to confirm the pathway.
EMT reciprocity in Indiana typically takes 2–4 Weeks after Indiana EMS Commission receives your complete application, background check results, and NREMT verification.
Indiana does not publish a fixed total for this route, so the cost varies. Confirm the current state application fee and the fingerprint background check cost with Indiana EMS Commission before you apply.
Generally no. You must hold an active Indiana certification or a valid compact privilege before practicing. Some employers may offer a non-clinical role during processing, but you cannot provide patient care until Indiana EMS Commission issues your certification.
Requirements, fees, and timelines are estimates for planning. Always confirm directly with Indiana EMS Commission before applying.
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