how do I get a roofing and Siding license in Indiana?
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It varies by where you're going to work. Check your local city/county for the requirements.\n\nFrom the state of IN web site: \nII-B-3. CONTRACTOR SERVICES \n\nThe term "contractor" can be very confusing, as it is used in many business settings. As mentioned earlier, an independent contractor can be anyone in business for him or herself who is offering services to others on a non-employee basis. \n\nThe title of "contractor" is most commonly used to refer to those involved in construction or renovation of structures. It may be used to refer to general contractors, HVAC contractors, electrical contractors, or plumbing contractors. The only construction contractors licensed by the State of Indiana are plumbers. Many of the other specific areas require local licensing which vary by city and county. For information regarding "Certification of Independent Contractor Status and Worker's Compensation Exemption" see Section I-C-2. \n(http://www.in.gov/sic/owners/iib.html)
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Go to your county courthouse and ask (a) if a license is required for your type of business as some occupations do not require a license; and (b) what do you need to get a license. You did not specify your business so we cannot really provide you with any other detail.\n\nOnline, you can go to your Secretary of State website (search for [name of your state] Secretary of State) and look for the link on how to do business in the state. Usually that page will contain info or link to instructions on how to get a business license.
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http://www.doe.state.in.us/dps/licensing/substitute/howto.html\n\nSUBSTITUTE TEACHING PERMIT \n\nOn April 3, 2003, the rule for substitute permits was promulgated. The rule put into effect the system for substitute teachers that had been piloted by the Indiana Professional Standards Board (IPSB) in August of 1996. The rule allows school districts to establish their own standards and minimum requirements for substitute teachers. The district must have a plan on file with the IPSB and must outline the following: \n\nEducation requirements; \nIn-service/pre-training design; \nThe screening process, including criminal background and reference checks; \nAn assessment process; and, \nAny plans for reciprocity with other school districts' substitute permits. \nThe substitute rule establishes that all substitute permits will be valid for three years from the date the application materials arrive in our office. \n\nWHAT DO I DO TO BECOME A SUBSTITUTE TEACHER? \n\nContact the school corporation for which you wish to substitute. To obtain an Indiana School Directory, contact the Indiana Department of Education's Division of Publications. \nThe school corporations will indicate whether or not you meet the guidelines outlined in their substitute teacher program plans. NOTE: If you hold a professional, standard, or reciprocal license, you do not need a substitute certificate to serve as a substitute teacher. \nIf you meet their requirements, submit a request for the limited criminal history report from the Indiana State Police. When you receive the report, submit it to the school corporation. \nComplete an application for substitute teaching, provided by the school corporation, and submit it to the school. \nThe school corporation recommends individuals who meet their standards to the IPSB for the Substitute Teacher's Certificate. \n\nAdditional Data about being a Substitute Teacher:\n\nhttp://users.qnet.com/~rsturgn/
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city/local ordinances stating what sort of businesses can operate in the building/area you want to open your shop.  also, you may need licenses - fire marshall, safety inspector, etc.  you also need to fill out tax forms with the state.  my suggestion would be calling both state and local governments and ask tham what steps you need to take as a lot of it depends on where you live.
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You need a business license, which you can get from city hall. Also you'll need liability insurance. Aside from that, you'll need all the money and other stuff. Good luck!
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Because of the number of unscrupulous contractors that, sadly, do exist out there, CA requires licensing of individuals that hire themselves out as contractors. \n\nYou need to contact the Contractors' State Licensing Board for testing and minimum requirements to qualify.\n\nCities and counties also have requirements for people who wish to run a business, mostly for taxation purposes, but also to control who can operate under a ficticious name. (In other words, if your name is Bob Smith, you need to register a Ficticious Name Statement to advertise yourself as "A-1 Plumbing", or some such. Heck, you even need to do that if you're going to call yourself "Bob Smith Plumbing".)\n\nIf the laws seem stupid (as hinted by the other answerer), remember that these laws are often created because of substandard work done by fly-by-night businesses. One bad apple, in this case, does spoil the whole bunch.
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This should get you started...\n\nhttp://www.cslb.ca.gov/applicants/default.asp\n\nEverything you need.\n\nFingerprint Questions and Answers \n\n \nHow to Order Forms & Applications \n\n \nHow to Study for License Exams \n\n \nBlueprint for Becoming a California Licensed Contractor \n     How to apply for a contractor's license  \n\n \nCheck the Status of your Application \n     Check by Application Fee Number \n\n \nCSLB Processing Times \n\n \nCSLB's Reciprocity Program \n     Help if you're already a licensed contractor in Arizona, Nevada or Utah \n\n \nCheck a Licensed Contractor \n     Check by License Number   \n     Check by Contractor Business Name   \n     Check by Personnel Name \n\n \nCheck a Home Improvement Salesperson Registration \n     Check by Registration Number   \n     Check by Salesperson Name \n\n \nGeneral Information \n     Building Official Information Guide    \n     Suspension of 7065.1(a) Waiver of Exam
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Can't help you with the license side of it but can tell you from a business perspective now is the time to make it happen. Land is remarkable cheap to include key areas such as Biloxi and Ocean Springs. Your major hurdle will be getting materials to job sites...it's my understanding I-10 and State 90 are both still closed or at limited capacity making it hard to get lumber, etc down there.
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I would check out Dearborn.com\nOnce you get your license you should\nget your office listed in the Life directory.\nhttp://www.insuremylife.org
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Well hopefully it's the same there as it is where I am from.  You have to go down to City Hall/Town Hall whatever you may call it and apply there for the license.  They should have a whole department dedicated to that and they will have all the paperwork for you to fill out and they can tell you what else you need to get started.  I work at City Hall in my city so this should be how things work there as well hopefilly.
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I can help you get a License but it will be from another State but it will be legal.\n\nDrop me a line.
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Here are some documents you may want to read:\n\nVirginia Board for Contractors Regulations http://www.state.va.us/dpor/forms/con/27intro.pdf\nIf you are in Fairfax County http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpwes/navbar/faqs/contractorlic.htm\n\nTo do construction work in Virginia you need a license or certificate from the Virginia Board for Contractors. To get an application, contact: \n\nDepartment of Professional and Occupational Regulation\nBoard for Contractors\n3600 West Broad Street\nP. O. Box 11066\nRichmond, VA 23230-1066\n(804) 367-8511\nFax: (804) 367-2474 \nhttp://www.state.va.us/dpor/\nE-mail: contractors@dpor.state.va.us  \n\nTo get a Class A [works on single contracts for $70,000 or more or contracts totaling $500,000 or more over a one-year period and company must have a net worth of at least $45,000] or Class B license [works on single contracts for $7,500 or more but less than $70,000 or contracts totaling $150,000 or more but less than $500,000 over a one-year period] your fiance must pass an exam. Exams are given by: \n\nPSI Examination Services\n3210 E. Tropicana\nLas Vegas, NV 89121\n(800) 733-9267\nFax: (702) 932-2666\nhttp://www.psiexams.com\n\nI suggest you visit Contractor's License Reference Site http://contractors-license.org/ for more information on certifications needed as well as the exams.
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Just figure out everything you need and all that labor crap to. Some people businesses give you free estimates. I know roofing place do. Get one of them to estimate your job and go from there. But if its bigger you might need a little help. *
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If your talking about a license from the state, then you can go to most any contractor license training schools. Landscaping is one of the hardest to get, you have to know plumbing, contruction, safety, and the plant stuff. It's as hard to get as a GC. Good luck!
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you become a contractor
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Sorry, Indiana lifetime fishing licenses ended July 1, last year. \n\nhttp://www.in.gov/dnr/fishwild/licenses/lifelic.htm
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Acquire a license of affiliation/franchise from the company .