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Three states, read at the source.

Oregon, Washington and Florida each have a researched rule set. We read the official rules, statutes, board pages and forms for each one, and each page says what HourSign models and what it leaves to you.

Rules last checked 16 September 2026

Researched states

If your state is not here.

We do not publish a page for a state we have not researched. You can still use HourSign with a custom tracker, where you enter the numbers yourself.

A custom tracker is marked as not verified everywhere it appears, so nobody mistakes your own numbers for a checked rule.

A note on New York

Logging and printing only. The board's own words are that the forms must bear original signatures and must be submitted by the supervisor, not the applicant, directly to the Department. So HourSign can keep the record and print it for your supervisor to sign by hand. It cannot be the submission, and we make no e-signature claim in New York.

Source:New York Office of the Professions. There is no researched New York rule set yet, so New York hours go in a manual tracker.

Board forms, explained.

One page per form: what it is, who signs it, the mistakes people make, and how HourSign fills it in.

Forms forOregonWashingtonFloridaCalifornia

HourSign does not decide whether you are eligible for a license. Your board decides. Rules change. Always check the official source before you file anything.

Track your hours against the rule that counts them.

Log free, forever. Your first signed period is free too. Supervisors never pay.

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