Or. Admin. Code § 812-003-0265 - Temporary Authorization for Military Spouse - Contractor
(1) A spouse of an active-duty member of the
United States Army, Army Active Guard Reserve, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force,
Air Force Active Guard Reserve, or Coast Guard stationed in Oregon may obtain a
temporary authorization as a contractor valid until the earliest of the
following:
(a) Two years from the date of
issue;
(b) The date the applicant's
spouse completes the spouse's active-duty service in Oregon; or
(c) The date the applicant's authorization
issued by another state expires.
(2) The applicant shall complete an
application as provided in OAR
812-003-0260. The applicant must
apply as a sole proprietor.
(3) The
applicant may apply for any endorsement listed in OAR
812-003-0131(1), (2), (3), (4), (10), (11), (12),
(13) or (14) for which the applicant is
qualified.
(4) The applicant must
hold a current authorization in another state as a general, commercial or
residential contractor.
(5) The
applicant must be in good standing in the state or states in which the
applicant is currently licensed. For purposes of this subsection, "good
standing" means the applicant has not been subject to any disciplinary sanction
within the past 5 years and does not have any unpaid claims or debts relating
to construction activities.
(6) To
demonstrate competency, the applicant must:
(a) Successfully pass the NASCLA Accredited
Examination for Commercial General Contractors; or
(b) Successfully pass the state-administered
examination; or
(c) Provide
evidence that the applicant worked as a licensed general, commercial or
residential contractor in another state or states for at least 8 years;
and
(d) Complete three hours of
education on laws, regulations and business practices offered by the
board.
(7) The applicant
shall pay the license application fee as provided in OAR
812-003-0142(1) and
(2) and must obtain the required bond and
insurance for the selected endorsement.
(8) These requirements do not eliminate or
supersede any requirement for any other license or credential required by
another Oregon state agency or local government.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: HB 3030 (2019), Chapter 142 & SB 688 (2019), Chapter 626
Statutes/Other Implemented: HB 3030 (2019), Chapter 142 & SB 688 (2019), Chapter 626
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