Business & LicensingQuestion 1448 of 1605
A qualifying individual must document experience. Who typically certifies the applicant's qualifying experience?
a.The applicant alone with no verification
b.The customer
c.The county clerk
d.A qualified and responsible person (such as an employer, licensed contractor, or supervisor) with firsthand knowledge
Explanation
Under B&P Code section 7068 and CSLB rules, qualifying experience must be certified by a qualified and responsible person, such as a current or former employer, licensed contractor, foreman, or fellow employee, who directly observed the work.
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