Is Dpor.virginia down - October, 2024?
DPOR.Virginia.gov is the website of the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation (DPOR) of the Commonwealth of Virginia. The site provides information about the regulation of professions and trades in the state, including licensure and registration requirements, disciplinary actions, and other resources for those wishing to enter or continue practicing in the regulated professions and trades.
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