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Each additional personnel must use a separate application. If you have additional licenses with the same corporate or LLC registration number (as issued by the California Secretary of State and listed in box 3 in Section 1), you must submit a copy of this form for each license.

Licenses are associated with a business entity and not necessarily the qualifier. Therefore, licenses are not transferable from one business to another, even if the qualifying individual is the same for both (Business and Professions Code section 7075.1).

Yes. An individual can have as several sole owner contractors licenses.

You're under no obligation to choose a license. However, without a license, the default copyright laws apply, meaning that you retain all rights to your source code and no one may reproduce, distribute, or create derivative works from your work.

In California, failure to timely pay a “construction-related” small claims court judgment or civil court judgment, or CSLB citation or arbitration decision and, more importantly, failure to provide the CSLB with proof of payment will expose the licensee to immediate suspension of its license.

A copy of the death certificate must be sent to CSLB's Headquarters Office. A family continuance may be granted under certain conditions for a specified amount of time (Business and Professions Code section 7076(a)). If a sole owner ceases to do business, the owner may wish to cancel or inactivate the license.

Family Waiver: This waiver will allow you to become the qualifier and take over an existing sole owner license. The licensee must have retired or passed away and you must be an immediate family member.

Each additional personnel must use a separate application. If you have additional licenses with the same corporate or LLC registration number (as issued by the California Secretary of State and listed in box 3 in Section 1), you must submit a copy of this form for each license.

Each additional personnel must use a separate application. If you have additional licenses with the same corporate or LLC registration number (as issued by the California Secretary of State and listed in box 3 in Section 1), you must submit a copy of this form for each license.

Licenses are associated with a business entity and not necessarily the qualifier. Therefore, licenses are not transferable from one business to another, even if the qualifying individual is the same for both (Business and Professions Code section 7075.1).

Yes. An individual can have as several sole owner contractors licenses.

You're under no obligation to choose a license. However, without a license, the default copyright laws apply, meaning that you retain all rights to your source code and no one may reproduce, distribute, or create derivative works from your work.

In California, failure to timely pay a “construction-related” small claims court judgment or civil court judgment, or CSLB citation or arbitration decision and, more importantly, failure to provide the CSLB with proof of payment will expose the licensee to immediate suspension of its license.

A copy of the death certificate must be sent to CSLB's Headquarters Office. A family continuance may be granted under certain conditions for a specified amount of time (Business and Professions Code section 7076(a)). If a sole owner ceases to do business, the owner may wish to cancel or inactivate the license.

Family Waiver: This waiver will allow you to become the qualifier and take over an existing sole owner license. The licensee must have retired or passed away and you must be an immediate family member.

Each additional personnel must use a separate application. If you have additional licenses with the same corporate or LLC registration number (as issued by the California Secretary of State and listed in box 3 in Section 1), you must submit a copy of this form for each license.