Business & LicensingQuestion 445 of 690
When CSLB enforcement representatives have probable cause to believe an unlicensed person is acting as a contractor, they may:
a.Immediately seize the person's home
b.Issue a citation to the unlicensed person for contracting without a license
c.Revoke a license the person never held
d.Order the local court to jail the person without a hearing
Explanation
Under §7028.7 and related provisions, CSLB enforcement staff may issue citations to unlicensed individuals who act in the capacity of a contractor. The citation can include a civil penalty and an order to stop the unlicensed activity.
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