License Reciprocity Agreements for State Contractors
Contractor License Reciprocity agreements allow contractors licensed in certain states to obtain a license in another state without having to take the state trade exam.
In 2020, Florida established new rules making it easier for out-of-state contractors who have been licensed in other states for at least 10 years, to obtain their Florida contractor’s license without having to take the exam.
Eligibility Requirements for Contractor License Reciprocity
Are you eligible or do you qualify for reciprocity?
- Have you been licensed in another state for at least 10 years?
- Has your existing license been active within the last two years?
If you are currently licensed and you obtained your license by examination, you may be eligible for reciprocity in certain states. This process can be confusing and reciprocating states and requirements are constantly being updated and changed. Our expert team at API Processing is experienced with the reciprocity process, will guide you through the entire process and will determine if you qualify to get licensed.
For most current information and to see if you are eligible for reciprocity, call API today, we’ll have you licensed and working in Florida as soon as possible. A license verification will be required and the means by which you obtained your current license will be listed on the verification. Find out more about reciprocity requirements with the Florida DPBR
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