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AAVSB login: signing in to MyAAVSB and getting help

This page isn’t the American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB) website and can’t sign you in. The AAVSB login is the Log In link at the top of aavsb.org, and it opens your MyAAVSB portal. If you’ve taken the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) or used another AAVSB service, you already have an account.

  • FreeTo set up a MyAAVSB account
  • Log-in issuesOn the AAVSB’s contact form
  • 3 business daysFor a VTNE score to reach your portal
Go to the official AAVSB log-in

Updated November 2026 · Written from official sources, listed at the bottom of this page

What’s in MyAAVSB after your AAVSB login?

  • Your VTNE application status and candidate ID, which you need to book with PSI
  • Your VTNE score report, which you can see for one year
  • My Exams, which shows where your score was sent
  • Uploads for on-the-job training forms, work verification and accommodations
  • Your mailing and email address, which you can change yourself
  • A window change, if you qualify

The score report in your portal is for you, not for licensing. Your state or province gets its own official copy.

AAVSB: Create a MyAAVSB account ↗

These are separate sign-ins

Exam candidates can end up with several accounts, and one password won’t open them all:

ForWhereYou need
VTNE records and scoresMyAAVSBAAVSB log-in
Booking the VTNEPSI portalPSI account, candidate ID
NAVLE application statusICVA Candidate DashboardICVAID, access code
NAVLE score reportMyNBMEMyNBME account
NAVLE Self-AssessmentNBME’s assessment siteIts own account

The North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) belongs to the International Council for Veterinary Assessment (ICVA), and NBME is the National Board of Medical Examiners. So the AAVSB can’t fix a NAVLE dashboard problem. ICVA has a tool to look up a lost ICVAID.

PSI: Sign in for the VTNE ↗ICVA: NAVLE Candidate Dashboard ↗ICVA: Look up your ICVAID ↗MyNBME: Sign in ↗NBME: NAVLE Self-Assessment sign-in ↗

How to reach the AAVSB

If you can’t get in, the AAVSB’s contact form has a category for account and log-in issues. You can also use:

  • Toll-free: 877.698.8482, option 2 for VTNE questions
  • Phone: 816.931.1504
  • VTNE email: vettech@aavsb.org
  • Score transfers, the Veterinary Application for Uniform Licensure Transfer (VAULT): vault@aavsb.org
  • Mail: AAVSB, 12101 W 110th St, Suite 300, Overland Park, KS 66210
  • PSI scheduling: 833.256.1419
  • PSI technical support: 855.414.7949

The AAVSB says all exam messages go by email, so keep your address up to date and save vettech@aavsb.org to your contacts.

AAVSB: Contact and support ↗What the AAVSB does →
Sources: AAVSB · ICVA and 7 more. Checked November 2026.

Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.

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