Arizona Contractors License

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API offers contractor licensing application assistance in Burglar Alarm, Electrical, and Construction license classifications. API has been working in the Electrical and Construction Licensing Industry since 2002, and has the knowledge, resources, and expertise to help get you licensed.

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What are the license requirements for Arizona Contractors?

Here are the Arizona Contractor License Requirements (AZROC):

  • Form a legal entity: Register an LLC or Inc. with the Arizona Corporation Commission. Entity must be Active and In Good Standing and CANNOT be a name reservation.
  • Identify a Qualifying Party: Each license must have a Qualifying Party who is either an owner or a regularly employed person with the necessary experience, knowledge and skills as defined under A.R.S. § 32-1122(E).
  • Pass Examination(s)The Qualifying Party must pass the required exams. Every Qualifying Party must complete a Statutes & Rules course (SRE) and a specific trade exam, unless eligible for a waiver. Note: Out of State Waivers only waive the trade exam (if appropriate), NOT the SRE.
    • To determine which exams are required, refer to the Registrar’s License Classification Requirements sheet.
    • The Qualifying Party can register to take the SRE through GMetrix, and the trade exam through PSI Exams Online.
    • For information about testing procedures, refer to PSI's Candidate Information Bulletin.
  • The Qualifying Party and all Officers/Members must submit a copy of their government-issued identification with the application.
  • Submit to Background Checks. The Qualifying Party and all Officers/Members listed with the AZCC must provide personally identifiable information and submit to background checks.
  • Bonding. The Applicant must obtain and submit proof of a Bond for the classification applied for.
  • Tiered-entity ownership requires additional documentation regarding beneficial interest.
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Do you need a Contractor License in Arizona or License Reciprocity?

Are you interested in obtaining a general contractor’s license in the State of Arizona for an existing company? Do you need help with Arizona reciprocity procedures?

Arizona has reciprocity agreements with California, Nevada, and Utah to waive the Trade Exam.

API can Help and Handle the Entire Application Process!

Our staff will simplify the entire licensing process and is dedicated to helping Contractors obtain their State License.

Unlike our competitors, API manages the entire Application Process from start to finish. We oversee your application until it is approved and can save you time and money.

API has been working with State Contractors since 2002 and have the knowledge and resources to deal with issues and special circumstances that could stall the licensing process.

Drop us a line today for a free quote! We can assist you with the following services:

  • Determine License Eligibility
  • Applications for State Contractors License
  • Applications for a Company Business License
  • Designated Resident Qualifying Agent
  • Out-of-state Licensing
  • Provide Listed Qualified Agents
  • Statement of Ownership
  • Consult and Educate Clients on Licensing Laws
  • Prepare & process Exam Applications & Registration
  • Exam Support
  • Initial Certification
  • License Renewals
  • Reciprocity
  • Provide Qualifier Placement
  • Bonding, Insurance and Surety Bonds
  • Form corporations, LLC’s, Partnerships, Corporations
  • Certificate of assumed name

Arizona State Licensing Board Resources

Department of Transportation
Registrar of Contractors