Form F - Qualifying Agent Information Affidavit - sos ga 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name clearly in the 'APPLICANT NAME' field. This is essential for identification.
  3. Locate the 'APPLICANT TRACKING CODE' on your receipt and input it in the designated area.
  4. If applying on behalf of a business organization, complete the 'QUALIFYING AGENT INFORMATION' section. Specify the legal company name and type of business organization, selecting from options like LLC or Corporation.
  5. Provide the physical business address, including street, apartment number (if applicable), city, state, and zip code.
  6. In the 'QUALIFYING AGENT AFFIDAVIT', fill in your name and title as well as the legal company name. Ensure you sign and date this section to validate your authority.

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Georgia law prohibits anyone from engaging in the business of residential or general contracting without a valid residential or general contractor license.
Yes. The homeowner can be their own contractor if they live in the residence and have not applied for a permit at another address within two years. For duplexes, the owner can be the contractor for their own unit, but needs a Georgia licensed contractor for the other habitable space.
An individual contractor may only perform work in his or her name or under a DBA/sole proprietorship.
Unlicensed contractors, on the other hand, are afforded almost no protection in Georgia. The law provides that if a contractor does not have a residential or general contractors license but performs construction work that requires such a license, the underlying construction contract is unenforceable.