aelectricalman
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I am an electrical contractor from the state of Kentucky. I am interested in learning what other states I can practice in. Is there a place to find such information? Thanks, hope all is doing well.
Licensing requirements across state lines
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Buck Parrish
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- NC & IN
You can work in Indiana. Their is no state license. How ever some cities have their own licensing requirements.
As far as recipicity of Kentucky. You can find it on your state boards web site.
As far as recipicity of Kentucky. You can find it on your state boards web site.
aelectricalman
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- KY
Indiana
Indiana
That is incorrect, but thanks for the help. I've never understood why we can not work in indiana, for it is not reciprical. I lost a $70,000 job in new albany because they would not accept my KY license.
Indiana
That is incorrect, but thanks for the help. I've never understood why we can not work in indiana, for it is not reciprical. I lost a $70,000 job in new albany because they would not accept my KY license.
c2500
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- South Carolina
Well, SC has a deal with NC, but thats it as far as I know. Feel free to check with the SC Labor, Licensing and Regulation website though.
c2500
(And yes I know Kentucky is not next to SC, but it is not that far away either
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c2500
(And yes I know Kentucky is not next to SC, but it is not that far away either
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hillbilly1
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- Owner/electrical contractor
Mike Holt has a web page that lists reciprical states, but the address eludes me.
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