1 of 21 State of Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation Construction Industry Licensing Board Application for Qualifying an Additional Business Entity Under the Same License Category Form # DBPR CILB 9 APPLICATION 2025

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The document is an application form from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation for qualifying an additional business entity under the same license category. It outlines the requirements, fees, and necessary documentation for both registered and certified contractors applying to qualify multiple businesses. Key components include submission of a credit report, proof of local competency, electronic fingerprints, and potential bonding or financial responsibility courses. The form also includes sections for personal information, business details, financial responsibility requirements, insurance coverage, background questions, and affirmations.

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Begin with Section I, where you will select the appropriate application type based on your status as a Registered or Certified Contractor. Ensure you check the correct box that corresponds to your situation.
In Section II, provide your personal information including your full legal name, social security number, and contact details. Make sure all information is accurate and complete.
Proceed to Section III to detail the business currently qualified. Include the business name, type, and ownership percentage. If applicable, list any additional businesses you qualify.
In Section IV, enter information about the proposed business entity. This includes its name, type, and Federal Employer ID Number (FEID).
Complete Sections V through VIII by providing details about qualifiers, financial responsibility requirements, and insurance coverage as specified in the form.
Finally, review all sections for accuracy before submitting your application along with any required documentation and fees.

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