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Contact Information Consumer Credit Section: (312) 814-5145. FPR.ConsumerCredit@illinois.gov. Credit Union Section: (217) 782-2831. FPR.CreditUnion@illinois.gov. Currency Exchange Section: (312) 814-5153. FPR.CurrencyExchange@illinois.gov. Title Insurance Section: (312) 814-4505. FPR.TitleInsurance@illinois.gov.
About IDFPR To ensure the safety and soundness of financial institutions, To ensure that competent professionals are licensed to provide services to the public, and, To enhance commerce in the state for the benefit of all its residents.
Some typical professions that require licensing in the State of Illinois include teachers, land surveyors, physicians, attorneys, engineers, cosmetologists, nurses, building contractors, professional counselors, marriage and family therapists, electricians, physical therapists, pharmacists, acupuncturists, barbers,
Nurses came under the jurisdiction of the Department upon its creation in 1917. The regulatory Act includes both practical, registered and advanced practice nurses within its scope and includes nursing in all of its specialties.
IDFPR Organization The Division of Financial Institutions regulates, and supervises non-banking financial institutions including credit unions, currency exchanges, title insurance underwriters, consumer credit services as well as a variety of other financial institutions.

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Welcome to the IDFPR Online Services Portal! Please allow 2-4 business days for your application to post in our systems and your license status to update.
The Division regulates a variety of health care and occupational professionals. Some of these professions include: Physicians, Nurses, Pharmacies, Physical Therapists, Dentists, and Veterinarians, as well as; Detectives, Cosmetologists, Barbers, Engineers, Accountants, Architects, and many more.
The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.

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