A contract is a voluntary arrangement between two or more parties that is enforceable by law as a binding legal agreement. Contract is a branch of the law of. Chapter 3319: SCHOOLS - SUPERINTENDENT; TEACHERS; EMPLOYEES. 3319.01 Superintendent of an educational service center - appointment and duties. Except in an island.
![]() ![]() DPOR : Tradesmen Program. General Questions. How do I contact the Board office? When I call the Board office, will I be able to speak directly with a Board member? How do I go about filing a complaint against a tradesman? I need to renew my license/certificate, but I haven't received my renewal form. What do I need to do? My renewal payment was one day late and I have always paid on time. Can you waive the late fee? I did not renew on time because I didn't receive my renewal card. Do I still have to pay a late fee or reinstate my license? Does the Board office use the date of receipt or the postmark date to determine whether an application or renewal was received on time? My address and/or name has changed. What do I need to do to notify the Board? Continuing Education Questions. Who must complete continuing education? How much continuing education is required? How often must these continuing education hours be completed? What does the continuing education course have to cover? Where can I find a course to take? Who offers the courses? I cannot find a course near me, or I am out- of- state. How can I complete the continuing education requirements? I have taken courses by a particular provider, but I do not see them on the list. Will the courses offered by that company/provider count toward my required continuing education? Do I have to take a test as part of the continuing education requirement? Once I have taken the course, do I need to notify the Board office that I have completed the continuing education requirements for my license? I took the class last week, but when I called the Board office to make sure you received my continuing education information, I was told there was no information on my record. Why? I have been an electrician/plumber/HVAC worker/gas fitter for 2. Is there a grandfather provision for me? I have been working in this trade for so many years, why do I have to take continuing education now? My tradesman license has plumbing and gas fitting. Do I have to complete continuing education for both of them? I hold journeyman and master tradesman licenses. Do I have to complete twice the continuing education? I contacted several of the providers on the list and, even though only three hours on continuing education for my trade is required, they are offering classes that are 5, 1. Why? I contacted one of the providers, and they said that they do not offer classes to the public. Are they allowed to do that? I contacted one of the providers and the phone was disconnected or it did not appear they were still offering classes. What should I do? What happens if I do not complete the continuing education? I have maintained my tradesman license even though I am retired. Is there a special status, such as inactive or retired, so that I can keep my license without completing continuing education? How do I contact the Board office? You may reach the Board office by phone at 8. Licensing Section) or 8. Education Section), by FAX at 1- 8. If you have a question regarding licensing issues, renewal, application status, etc., please contact the Licensing Section at (8. If you have a question regarding continuing education providers, how to become a provider, or other questions relating to education, please contact the Education Section at (8. Additionally, if you have information that you would like to mail to the Board, please send it to: Board for Contractors. Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation. Mayland Drive. Richmond, VA 2. When I call the Board office, will I be able to speak directly with a Board member? No. The Board members do not work in the Board office. They come into the Board offices for Board meetings and hearings, but are not here on a daily basis. Board office staff members can answer your questions and are trained to process all information that comes into the Board office. Please do not contact Board members directly. How do I go about filing a complaint against a tradesman? Contact the Regulatory Programs and Compliance Section. I need to renew my license/certificate, but I haven't received my renewal form. What do I need to do? Complete required education, send in the renewal fee, make checks payable to the Treasurer of Virginia, and include your license/certificate number on your check. Mail this information to: Board for Contractors. Department of Professional & Occupational Regulation. Mayland Drive. Richmond, VA 2. You CANNOT continue to practice in Virginia after your license/certificate has expired. My renewal payment was one day late and I have always paid on time. Can you waive the late fee? No. The Board's regulations provide a 3. Staff cannot waive the fee. I did not renew on time because I didn't receive my renewal card. Do I still have to pay a late fee or reinstate my license? Yes. Board regulations state that failure to receive the renewal notice does not relieve you of the obligation to renew. Does the Board office use the date of receipt or the postmark date to determine whether an application or renewal was received on time? The date the application or renewal was received in the agency determines whether it is on time, not the postmark date. If the renewal fee is received after the due date, you will be required to pay the reinstatement fee. If the reinstatement fee is received after the due date, you will be required to reapply, meeting all current requirements. My address and/or name has changed. What do I need to do to notify the Board? Many Boards allow you to update your ADDRESS using Online Services, so login to your personal profile to see if this is an option for your license type. The alternative is to complete, print, sign, and submit an Address Change Form to the Board office by mail. Unless updated online, all Address Change Forms must be received by the Board in writing. When providing a post office box as the mailing address, it must be accompanied by the physical address. To report a NAME CHANGE: complete, print, sign, and submit a Name Change Form to the Board office. All name changes must be received by the Board in writing. Individual name change requests must be accompanied by a copy of a marriage certificate, divorce decree, court order, or other official documentation that verifies the name change. Who must complete continuing education? Beginning January 1, 2. Tradesmen with the trade designation of plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and/or gas fitting must complete continuing education. The only exception is certified backflow prevention device workers, who are not currently required to complete continuing education for renewal. How much continuing education is required? Tradesmen must complete continuing education as follows: Plumbers- -3 hours. Electricians- -3 hours. HVAC workers- -3 hours. Gas Fitters- -1 hour (1 hour total for NGF, LPG, or GFC licenses)Certified Elevator Mechanics- -8 hours *Certified Water Well Systems Providers- -8 hours **Certified elevator mechanics and certified water well systems providers should contact the Licensing Staff at 8. How often must these continuing education hours be completed? All continuing education requirements must be fulfilled during the two- year term of the license. If your license expires December 3. December 3. 1, 2. The next cycle for your license will be January 1, 2. December 3. 1, 2. What does the continuing education course have to cover? The continuing education course must be a code update course for the code that is specific to your trade. For example, electricians must complete a course covering updates to the National Electrical Code; plumbers must complete a course covering updates to the International Plumbing Code; HVAC workers must complete a course covering updates to the International Mechanical Code; and gas fitters must complete a course covering updates to the International Fuel Gas Code. Where can I find a course to take? Who offers the courses? The course must be completed through a Board- approved provider. A list of the Board- approved providers is available on the Board web page Education & Exams tab. The list is continuously updated as new providers are approved, so check back often to see if new providers in your area have been added to the list. I cannot find a course near me, or I am out- of- state. How can I complete the continuing education requirements? While the Board- Approved Provider List shows the location of each of the providers, that is not necessarily the location of the course.
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