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  • NASCLA – ADMINISTERING STATES VS. ACCEPTING STATES

    • December 5, 2016
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    NASCLA

    NASCLA (National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies) is a non-profit corporation that enacts laws to regulate the construction industry. Members of the NASCLA association include: state/local licensing agencies, construction firms, trade associations, and other types of organizations that are involved in the field of construction. To date, there are fourteen areas that participate in

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  • HOW DO I SIGN-UP FOR THE NASCLA EXAM?

    • November 15, 2016
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    NASCLA

    In NASCLA’s (the National Association of State Contractors Licensing Agencies) September 2016 press release, the company announced that they are implementing a new pre-application requirement for the NASCLA Commercial General Building Contractor exam, which will become effective on November 1st, 2016. This new requirement will not apply to individuals that are taking the exam in

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  • NASCLA – WHAT IS IT?

    • October 24, 2016
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    NASCLA

    Are you looking to be licensed as a contractor in multiple states? If you are, you may want to look into taking the NASCLA accredited examination. NASCLA (The National Association of State Contractor Licensing Agencies) created the Commercial General Building Contractor exam in September of 2009. The exam was made to eliminate the need to

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  • THE NASCLA (National Association of State Contractor Licensing Agencies) EXAM

    • May 26, 2015
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    NASCLA

    The NASCLA (National Association of State Contractor Licensing Agencies) exam has been designed to accommodate contractors who want to be licensed in multiple states. This exam has ultimately eliminated the redundancy of taking the trade portion of an exam for every state that the contractor wishes to be licensed in. Have YOU taken the NASCLA

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