"basskisser" wrote in message
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Now, care to go over your Georgia reciprocity, which you don't have?
You are nothing short of lying. If not, then show the group how you
can possibly have reciprocity in GA. You have availabilty to the
state's website, so you must be able to find the case where you are
able to gain reciprocity in the state.




Q. Is my out of state license recognized in Georgia?

A. To contract for covered services in Georgia, you must hold a Georgia
license. The Georgia Board does have agreements to accept the results of
some examinations conducted by other state boards. The Georgia Board will
accept results of approved examinations conducted by:

1. Florida (electrical and low voltage),
2. North Carolina (electrical and low voltage),
3. South Carolina (conditioned air and electrical), and
4. Texas (conditioned air).

http://www.sos.state.ga.us/plb/construct/faqs.htm





STATE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY LICENSING BOARD

DIVISION OF LOW-VOLTAGE CONTRACTORS

INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLY FOR

LOW-VOLTAGE CONTRACTORS LICENSE

Based on Out of State Examination

Please read these instructions carefully before completing your
applications. Type or

hand print your application.

Under Board Rule 121-2-.05, Statewide License by Endorsement, the
Division of Low-voltage

Contractors may accept results of approved out of state examinations for
licensure. The Board

has approved:

(1) The examinations for Unlimited or Low-voltage classifications
administered by the North

Carolina State Board of Examiners of Electrical Contractors; and

(2) the following examinations administered by the Florida Electrical
Contractors Licensing

Board:

(a) The Florida Certified Unlimited Electrical Contractor or the Florida
Alarm System

Contractor I examination, if applying for Georgia Unrestricted Low
Voltage Contractor

License;

(b) The Florida Alarm System Contractor II examination, if applying for
Georgia

Low-voltage Alarm Contractor license;

(c) The Florida Low-voltage Specialty Contractor examination, if
applying for Georgia

Low-voltage Telecommunications Contractor license; and

(d) The Florida Low-voltage Specialty Contractor examination, if
applying for Georgia

Low-voltage General Contractor license.

Persons applying for Georgia license based on these examinations must
also meet the

experience and other requirements for Georgia license.

To apply, complete the license application form as instructed. In
addition, a certification from the

North Carolina or Florida Licensing Board must be submitted. The
certification must state that

the applicant holds a current license and has passed the examination.
The application fee of

$30.00 must be submitted with the application. The examination
scheduling form and

examination fee are not required for application based on out of state
examination.


http://www.sos.state.ga.us/acrobat/e...e_instruct.pdf