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I think TDLR, is gonna be the only way to know what the answers are for sure.

how many threads are you gonna start, asking the same question??? as many as it takes to get the answer you want?

Originally Posted by the dangling wrangler

Bummer Biff.
Are ya sayin' ya just wasted three years? Hope not.

The up side to this is, they didn't make ya wait a month to find out.

well, is not like i wasted... i couldnt work any other way just with a subcontractor... im gonna put him in the paperwork and hopefully they accept that...

Originally Posted by eloko

well, i got the answer...

it says tha the 36 months of hands on experience must earned under a licensed contractor. NON-LICENSEE can not verify your experience...


maaannn!!!

Bummer Biff.
Are ya sayin' ya just wasted three years? Hope not.

The up side to this is, they didn't make ya wait a month to find out.

well, i got the answer...

it says tha the 36 months of hands on experience must earned under a licensed contractor. NON-LICENSEE can not verify your experience...


maaannn!!!

Originally Posted by eloko

well, I'm waiting for TDLR to answer back. if they said that is okay, i'm ready!

I'll bet ya it ain't gonna happen today.

well, I'm waiting for TDLR to answer back. if they said that is okay, i'm ready!

Originally Posted by eloko

i read in another posts that they worked in maintenance business and got the license.
so what i understand about maintenance is that you dont need contractor license. why that way it worked?

thanks guys

Back when I got my state license,(20 years ago) I had to get three state licensed contractors to sign off for me. It wasn't easy. State licenses hadn't been around all that long.
You should be able to get three years employment verification, in a heartbeat.

i read in another posts that they worked in maintenance business and got the license.
so what i understand about maintenance is that you dont need contractor license. why that way it worked?

thanks guys

Originally Posted by catmanacman

if the sub had a license it will count

That's what I'm thinkin'.
No license, he's just another guy. License, he's da man!

i was under the impression that you had to have 3 yrs working for a licensed contractor but not sure about a subcontractor although the sub was also working under the contractors license . hope it all works out for you

Originally Posted by catmanacman

if the sub had a license it will count

he worked for a big company here in DFW but i dont think so that he had a license to be a subcontractor. in that company they were a lot of subcontractors and maybe none of them had that license.

subcontractor license?

if the sub had a license it will count

experience verification time. Texas

working with a subcontractor it counts for the 36 months experience that you need to get the contractor license?
thanks in advance