inquiring into contractor licensing in the state of virginia goochland co.?
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Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation is responsible for contractors.  Contact them for more information.
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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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Contact your local county office and check the process of getting the distributor's license you are interested in.\n\nOr go to your Secretary of State website (they often have a section on how to start a business) and search for the information on distributor's license
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try http://www.contractors-license.org/ga/Georgia.html#ga3
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This issue may seem easy. However, it is not. It depends upon several factors: the type of business, whether the business is a particular type of corporation, frequency of business transactions within Virginia, the duties and responsibilities of the employees, etc. I would suggest to go to an Business Tax Consultant/Accountant. You can also consult the IRS government website.
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For electrical, plumbing, HVAC, gas fitting, liquefied petroleum gas fitting and natural gas fitting the qualified individual of the company also has to get a tradesman license. At the end of this section you'll find information on how to get this license. \n\nContractor's license fees: It will cost $60 to take the Class A exam. The Class B exam costs $40. A Class A license costs $230 and a Class B license is $205, both nonrefundable. A Class C certificate costs $150 nonrefundable. All are good for two years. \n\nIf you have a valid license in another state the Board may grant you a Virginia license by reciprocity. Requirements for this vary so you'll need to check with the Board. \n\nDepartment of Professional and Occupational Regulation\nBoard for Contractors\n3600 West Broad Street\nP. O. Box 11066\nRichmond, VA 23230-1066\n(804) 367-2945\nFax: (804) 367-2474 \nhttp://www.state.va.us/dpor/ \n\nThe Tradesman Licensing Section of the Board for Contractors issues journeyman and master licenses for the electrical, plumbing, HVAC, gas fitting, natural gas fitting and liquid petroleum gas fitting trades. You must pass an exam to get any of these licenses. To qualify for a journeyman exam, you must have one of the following: \n\nFour years of practical trade experience and 240 hours of vocational training. You can substitute each year of experience (after the four years) for 80 hours of training, up to 200 hours. \n\nAn associate degree from a Department-approved program and two years of practical experience.\n \nAn bachelor's degree from a Department-approved program and one year of practical experience.\n \nTen years of documented Department-approved practical experience.\n \nTo qualify for a master exam you must have one of the following: \n\nOne year of experience as a licensed journeyman \nten years of documented Department-approved practical experience.\n \nExams are given by: \n\n PSI Examination Services\n3210 E. Tropicana\nLas Vegas, NV 89121\n(800) 733-9267\nFax: (702) 932-2666\nhttp://www.psiexams.com    \n\nContractor's license fees: It will cost $80 to take the exam. The initial tradesman license will cost $75. To add a trade designation to your current state-issued Virginia tradesman license.\n\nVirginia has a reciprocity agreement for electricians and plumbers licensed in North Carolina.
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You simply go to your county or city office and go to their business registration office. Then register your business in your county. The procedure is often quick, depending on the state. Also check your Secretary of State website or your official state website for information on business registration on your state\n\nYou may also want to join various interpreting and translating associations to give credibitility to your business\n\nALTA American Literary Translators Association http://www.literarytranslators.org/\nATA American Translators Association http://www.atanet.org/\nNAJIT National Association of Judicial Interpreters and Translators http://najit.org/\nSTC Society for Technical Communication http://www.stc-va.org/\nSFL Society of Federal Linguists http://federal-linguists.org/
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I am a superintendent with a General Contractor & can tell you exactly what to write, but I need specific information. Please e-mail me at sdavis@sadavisinvestments.com so I can find out more about your situation.\n\nBe careful about other answers - you must be very specific on how you word this letter.
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I was just in VA last week and picked up a paper, I thought it was free. I don't remember the name but it has thousand of classified ads in there. The paper was all over different businesses. I seen an ad in there for a farm house with 7 bedrooms for 800.00 a month. I was going to Winchester and I believe that paper covered the Fredericksburg area. Not to mention, I walked out with the paper and seen the  1.35 cost for it uuukkk! I thought those classified papers were free.It did have a lot of rentals, if you're seeking a mobile home try to buy it with owner financing it.for you. You'll;; be better off , going that route..
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in the gov't white pages look under the heading 'license dept' and look for vendor licenses.  call them and they will be happy to help.
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You might check with the governor's office-they have access to the business licenses and doing business as, or DBA's. I haven't heard that name in a long time, but they were also active in other states.
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Office supply stores will carry examples of construction contracts.  You may also want to contact you local state licensing agency for contractors for further information pertaining to what your state requires.
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Try this.. good luck,.\n\nhttp://www.insurance.va.gov/index.htm
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go to this address, it will tell you exactly what you need to do! good luck! http://www.gibill.va.gov/
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most states require that a contrator is licensed, and must show their license number in ads etc.  contact the better business bureau for a list of contractors that do not have complaints.  ask a prospective contractor to give you several reference tht you contact and perhaps visit.  see the quality of their work.
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Start at the Secretary of State website and look for the government office in charge of licensing. Then contact that office on the procedure on how to check if a company has valid occupational license.
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Try looking up the company on the New York State Permit website.