File A Complaint
You may file a complaint with the Division of Professional Regulation (DPR) against a person or business that holds a professional license if you believe that the person has violated the law or rules of his or her profession or the business has violated the law or rules of its profession. Access the license law and regulations for each profession via DPR’s website at https://dpr.delaware.gov.
You may also file a complaint against an unlicensed person who is practicing a profession that requires a professional license or against a business that is operating without the required professional license. To find out if the person or facility holds a professional license, select the Search and Verify License link.
⚠️ Before You File a Complaint: Know What DPR Does Not Investigate
DPR has limited jurisdiction. Please review the list below before submitting a complaint. DPR does not license or investigate the following professions, trades, or subject matters:
❌ Common Complaint Topics Outside Our Jurisdiction
- LLCs or Corporations – Delaware Division of Corporations
- Insurance coverage issues or denials – Delaware Department of Insurance
- Consumer Fraud or billing disputes – Delaware Department of Justice – Consumer Protection Division
- Restaurants / Retail – Better Business Bureau
- Workplace Discrimination – Delaware Department of Labor
- Civil Rights Discrimination – Division of Human & Civil Rights
- Contractual Disputes – Justice of the Peace Court
- Timeshare Complaints – Federal Trade Commission
- Landlord-Tenant Issues – Delaware Landlord Tenant Code
🛑 Additional Services Not Licensed by DPR
- Vehicles and Towing
- General Contractors (including Home Builders)
🧑⚕️ Discharge by a Practitioner
Per the AMA Code of Ethics, Opinion 8.11, a physician may discharge a patient with or without cause, provided appropriate notification is given.