growler
Senior Member
- Location
- Atlanta,GA
A good friend of mine who is an unlicensed electrician wants to do a side job and wants me to stamp his permit for him?
I believe, once you stamp it you own it. If anything happens, they will come after me.
The reality of this is that you can't pull a permit for someone else. You must give your company name and license number on the permit so the permit is in your name.
In truth to attempt to permit for others would be giving false information on an official government document and aiding an unlicensed person to perform a licensed trade.
If you wants to take some real chances you can permit the job in your company name and get a contract signed for your company and collect a check for your company and just let your friend do the work. You can pay his taxes and be responsible for him if he gets hurt or does any damage on the job. He better be one real good friend to merit this kind of favor. I really don't have that kind of friends.
Ever think what could happen to you if this guy went out there and got himself electrocuted while working under your license and not insured. His family could sue you for everything you ever made or will ever make.