Yes you can-- you don't have to tell your clients about your past if it is not relevant to your business ownership.
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To become a licensed contractor for the state of Oregon you must first have a 2 year degree. Secondly you must pass a state test that is required to get your license.
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Your state government will have a contractor license bureau. In order to become a licensed contractor you have to meet the state board's requirements. For specifics you'd have find their website.
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To find out if a contractor is licensed, you can contact your state's licensing board or visit their website to verify the contractor's license status. You can also ask the contractor to provide their license number and then verify it with the licensing board. It is important to ensure that the contractor is properly licensed before hiring them for any work.
employer is going to 1099 me. I am not a licensed contractor, will this affect me?
Yes and No. No you don't need a licensed contractor if you are only doing minor repairs like painting a room or putting in new carpet you don't need a licensed contractor to make the repairs.
In the construction world, RMO stands for "responsible managing officer." In order to become a licensed contractor you need to be or hire a RMO.
Licensed contractor.
To verify if a contractor is licensed, you can check with your state's licensing board or department of consumer affairs. They typically have online databases where you can search for the contractor's license status. You can also ask the contractor to provide their license number and then verify it with the appropriate licensing authority.
I do not have specific information on individuals, including whether Michael Rui is a licensed contractor in New York. To verify a contractor's licensing status, you can check the New York State Department of State's website or contact local licensing authorities. It's important to ensure that any contractor you hire is properly licensed and insured.