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Class A licenses are for contractors who work on projects requiring significant specialized knowledge in structural engineering, such as civil engineering firms. Class B licenses are for contractors who work on projects that require at least two different trades to be used together.

To add a classification, you must do the following:Select a qualifying individual for the new classification (may be the licensee). ALERT Each qualifying individual must have passed the Law and Business Examination as well as the Trade Examination for the specific classification being requested.

Class A General Engineering Contractors may only enter into direct contracts and subcontracts for projects requiring specialized engineering knowledge and skills and may only self-perform work that falls within its license classification.

Yes. An individual can have as several sole owner contractors licenses.

RMO License One of the most common, and often easiest ways that people without any prior experience can gain access to a contractor license is by utilizing either an RMO or RME.

Request that the person you are adding to your license take the exams that are required by your state's contractor licensing board. The licensing board can provide information on the exam process. Obtain documentation of the applicant's passing score to submit with the application.

To obtain a general contractor license, you must:Be 18 or older with a valid Social Security number or individual taxpayer identification number.Have had four years of qualifying experience (journey-level or above) within the past 10 years.Pass a two-part exam through the Contractors State Licensing Board.May 1, 2020