If they paid the full price of online test prep it includes 12 months to attend in office begining from the first day of online access.  If they attended in office first then that date becomes the first date of access for the 12 month in office study.  

Yes, contractors in Arizona generally need a TPT license to collect and remit taxes on contracting activities. It is essential to understand when and how the TPT applies to avoid compliance issues.

Please note: We are not affiliated with PSI or any testing company. Testing must be scheduled directly with PSI 1-855-744-0310.  Please allow 3-14 days for scheduling for the date you want.  If you plan on testing during your visit with our office, please plan accordingly.

Our company policy prohibits taking notes or copying study materials. We ask that all briefcases, computers, and notepads be left outside the office. However, you are welcome to permanently tab, highlight, and annotate your reference books during your study session.

Please allow ample time to study on site.  We have trained personnel that can handle your questions and provide you with the assistance needed to pass the exams.  We recommend a minimum of 8 hours per exam for study preparation time, but you are welcome to take as much time as needed.  We also suggest scoring in the 90's on our sample tests before sitting for the real tests with PSI.

In regard to the statutes and rules exam you should be able to finish this within 4-5 hours.

Yes, you need to register your business with the Arizona Corporation Commission (if it's an LLC or corporation) and obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS.  We can do this work for you, just call 1-866-332-8453

In Arizona, anyone who contracts or offers to contract to build, alter, repair, add to, subtract from, improve, move, wreck, or demolish any structure must obtain a contractor's license. This applies to both individuals and businesses

Yes, the qualifying party must pass a statues and rules (business management) exam and a trade exam specific to their license classification. There are exceptions for certain licenses that don’t require a trade test.

Generally, the qualifier needs four years of verifiable experience in their trade, not all trades require four years of experience. This experience must be relevant to the type of license they're applying for.

A qualifying party is the individual within a company with the required experience and knowledge to pass the exams necessary for the license. They ensure the company complies with all licensing requirements.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old, have a qualifying party with the necessary experience, pass relevant exams, submit a background check, and provide proof of a bond and other required documents.

Although the Registrar of Contractors (ROC) requires a background check, it is important to note that not all criminal convictions will cause an application or renewal to be denied.  Criminal convictions are reviewed to determine if the crime is substantially related to the duties, qualifications, and/or functions of a contractor.  The ROC also reviews and considers evidence of rehabilitation.  Rehabilitation can be shown by counseling, gainful employment, passage of time without repeat violations, or completion of an appropriate rehabilitation program, etc.… Applicants who  still are on probation after a conviction, particularly a felony conviction, may experience more difficulty in demonstrating rehabilitation, due, in part, to the limited amount of time that has elapsed since the conviction.

All Arizona licenses require between 0 - 4 years of experience in the field in which you are applying for.  This information should have already been discussed with you by our representatives, but if you still have questions, please contact our office for further clarification.

The first thing you should do is determine what license you wish to apply for and what will cover what you want to do for your business.  You can visit this link to see a full list of license classifications.

If you are a small entity and fit the criteria for reporting, then yes you are required to file your entites beneficial ownership report.

A contractor license bond is a type of financial security required by the ROC to protect consumers. The amount varies based on license classification and volume of work. It is required before the license is issued.  We can issue abond instantly, call 1-866-332-8453