Business & LicensingQuestion 430 of 690
One person serves as the qualifying individual for an existing licensed company. That same person now wants to also qualify a second, separate company. Under California law, this is:
a.Never permitted under any circumstances
b.Automatically permitted for any number of companies
c.Permitted only if the second company does residential work
d.Permitted only in limited situations, such as common ownership, with CSLB approval
Explanation
A qualifier is generally limited in how many active licenses he or she may qualify. Qualifying more than one license is allowed only in limited circumstances defined by law, such as substantial common ownership between the firms, subject to CSLB rules.
Law Reference: Bus. & Prof. Code §7065.1Practice all 690 questions free — no signup required.
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