State licensing

Which states accept the result, and what each of them still wants from you.

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NASCLA reciprocity explainedThe NASCLA exam is not reciprocity between state licenses. It is a single accredited examination that participating states accept in place of their ow…
NASCLA Exam Alabama: What It CoversAlabama accepts the NASCLA Accredited Examination in place of its own commercial general building trade exam. The Alabama Licensing Board for General …
NASCLA Exam Arizona: What It CoversArizona accepts the NASCLA Accredited Examination in place of its own commercial general building trade exam. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors sti…
NASCLA Exam Arkansas: What It CoversArkansas accepts the NASCLA Accredited Examination in place of its own commercial general building trade exam. The Arkansas Contractors Licensing Boar…
Experience requirements by stateThe examination itself has no experience prerequisite. Experience requirements are set by each licensing state and vary in years required, what counts…
NASCLA Exam Florida: What It CoversFlorida accepts the NASCLA Accredited Examination in place of its own commercial general building trade exam. The Florida Construction Industry Licens…
Bonding and insurance requirementsLicensing states typically require a license bond and proof of insurance, usually general liability and workers compensation. These are license condit…
NASCLA Exam Georgia: What It CoversGeorgia accepts the NASCLA Accredited Examination in place of its own commercial general building trade exam. The Georgia State Licensing Board for Re…
Sending your transcriptA pass is recorded on a national transcript that participating states can accept. You request the transcript be sent to the state board, which then ap…
NASCLA Exam Louisiana: What It CoversLouisiana accepts the NASCLA Accredited Examination in place of its own commercial general building trade exam. The Louisiana State Licensing Board fo…