Class II Licensed Contractor Application

1. Application – All blanks must be filled in and completed. Incomplete applications will be returned to applicant.
2. Testing information – Scope of work for trade you are testing for and reference list of books.
3. Obtain experience letters – Prepared, signed and notarized by licensed individuals that you have worked for and know your experience level (forms available).
   
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4. References – At least three (3) acceptable letters of reference from past employers, customers or knowledgeable observers, not related to the applicant, having first-hand knowledge of the applicant’s trade abilities. These letters of reference shall address and positively endorse the applicant’s knowledge, experience, and ability as a contractor in his/her trade. Such letters of reference shall be notarized and verifiable to include the address, and contact phone number of the reference for authentication.
5. Prepare for trade examination – Refer to St. Johns County and ProV Testing for information regarding the test you are qualified to take.

1. Submit Application and Fee – Return completed application to the Licensing Department with the $55.00 application fee and proof of experience. Fees subject to change without notice. Check with Contractor Licensing.
2. Testing Voucher – The Licensing Department will prepare the testing Voucher for you. St. Johns County uses ProV testing to prepare and proctor tests.
3. Follow Up – Follow up with ProV once you receive your Voucher to schedule your test. The Voucher you receive is good for 6 months from the date of receipt.

Obtaining license after passing exam. (Passing grade of 70% or above)

Preparation

1. Pay Fees – Return to the Licensing Department and pay license fee of $106.00 or request payment link via phone or email and one will be sent to you via email.
2. Business Name – Submit corporation and\or fictitious name documentation. If the license holder is not on corporation document(s) a “Qualifying Agent Letter” will have to be submitted. (forms available)
3. Submit certificate of liability. Certificate of liability must be made out to SJC as the certificate holder and come directly from your insurance company.
4. Submit Worker’s Compensation insurance or Construction Exemption. Certificate of worker’s compensation must be made out to SJC as the certificate holder and come directly from your insurance company.
5. Review Board – Schedule date to appear before Contractor Review Board (CRB) to obtain license. You must have a confirmed date with this office scheduled to obtain your license at the Contractor Review Board meeting.
6. Business Tax Receipt – Contact the Tax Collectors office regarding your need for a business tax receipt (formerly “occupational license”) at (904) 209-2250.