Contractor License in Your State

The ‘Contractor License in Your State’ blog will give you a better understanding of the contractor licensing regulations in each state that accepts the NASCLA exam. If your state is one of the accepting states, we have an article for you. Each article provides helpful links and information on application regulations to get you started on your contractor testing and application. We strongly recommend you to navigate to your state’s contractor board website to get a complete understanding of the requirements before starting your application or testing. Contact your board with any questions that you may have. 

It is quite important to have a full understanding of the application requirements and testing requirements before you begin studying for the NASCLA exam and application. This will make the testing and application process go smoothly and give you more time to focus on studying rather than making corrections to your application. Also, having an understanding of application and testing timing can help. Knowing how long your contractor board will take to review your application and how long each testing agency will take to approve you will help you identify when to send in your application and testing approval. 

We hope our articles bring you great information to assist you in your journey to obtaining your contractor’s license! 

Our online course provides you with the tools you need to pass the NASCLA exam on the first attempt. The NASCLA exam is a contractor’s licensing exam that is accepted in 16 states and the U.S Virgin Islands. It has become a popular option in these states as it gives the licensed contractor great reciprocity from state to state. Our blog contains articles about the NASCLA exam, how to get your license in each participating state, general topics about being a licensed general contractor, NASCLA exam books, and general topics about the construction industry. We recommend starting with an article that pertains to your state. This will give you an idea about some of the requirements in your state. Our articles also provide helpful links to get you started on your research. 

Please feel free to reach out to our team at support@passthenasclaexam.com with any questions you may have. We are confident that you will find great value in our contractor’s license course.