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New Jersey general contractor license requirements A copy of your drivers license or state ID card. Your New Jersey business registration certificate. A police warrant record check and state bureau of investigation report. Certificate of incorporation of partnership formation. Proof of payroll.
How to get a handyman license in New Jersey. Handypeople in this state do not need a handyman license. New Jersey requires registration with the Division of Consumer Affairs instead. To complete your registration, you must fill out and submit an application to become a registered home improvement contractor.
PAY APPLICATION PROCESSING FEE: The fee for the Home Improvement license is $110. You must submit a nonrefundable check or money order to the Division of Consumer Affairs along with all required paperwork and documentation. The fee for the Home Repair Contractor license is $300.
A properly completed application will be processed within 30 days of receipt.
The Contractors Business Registration Act (the Act, formerly the Contractors Registration Act), sets forth mandatory registration and other requirements for home improvement contractor businesses (HICBs, formerly referred to as HICs) selling or making home improvements in New Jersey.
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All home improvement contracts in excess of $500 must be in writing and must include: the name, address, and state registration number of the contractor. the start and end date of the work. a description of the work to be done. the total contract price to be paid by the homeowner, including finance charges.

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