Rule 553-2-.04. Exemption from Residential Contracting Examination - Individual Having the Necessary Experience in Georgia

To qualify for the exemption from examination by this means, the applicant must be a resident and citizen of the state of Georgia, the veracity of which shall be sworn to by the applicant on the application for licensure by examination exemption. To prove the additional requirement that the applicant has successfully engaged in residential contracting in Georgia, the applicant must provide, with his or her application, evidence satisfactory to the division of one of the following:

1. (1) three successful projects located in Georgia which were successfully completed over the period of five years immediately prior to the time of application; or
2. (2) ten successfully completed residential-basic or residential-light commercial projects located in Georgia over the period of ten years immediately prior to the time of application; or
3. (3) that he or she has participated in or been engaged in residential-basic or residential-light commercial construction in a supervisory or management capacity for seven of the ten years immediately prior to the time of application.

Authority: Authority O.C.G.A. Secs. 43-41-5, 43-41-8.

History. Original Rule entitled "Exemption from Residential Contracting Examination - Individual Having the Necessary Experience in Georgia" adopted. F. Oct. 14, 2005; eff. Nov. 3, 2005.