No. You can only have one multistate license. You must apply for licensure in the state you declare as your primary state of residency (PSOR).
You must submit documentation of your legal state of residence. Primary state of residence (PSOR) refers to your state of legal residence. Documents that may be used to verify your PSOR include:
(a) driver’s license with a home address;
(b) voter registration card with a home address;
(c) federal income tax return with a primary state of residence declaration;
(d) military form no. 2058 (state of legal residence certificate); or
(e) W2 form from the United States government or any bureau, division, or agency thereof, indicating residence.
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