Daddy-0-
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Not that bad at all. Wave of the future I'm afraid.
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Just passed the Res. Energy inspector and plan reviewer.
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Dennis
Gold Member
Congrats. Fear is the worst part of taking those exams. Our contractors exam in NC has a pass rate of 17%. You go in expecting to fail. I was one of the lucky ones 30 years ago. The pass rate is still the same.
Hopefully more money for you.
Hopefully more money for you.
codeworks
Gold Member
congratulations! how was it ? it's a good feeling to accomplish these things. celebrate your succcesses, no one will do that for you!
mtlogcabin
SAWHORSE
Congratulations!Daddy-0- said:
I did not think it was bad either.
As for the future it will be the commercial versions.
Black Dog
Member
Congratulations...:cheersDaddy-0- said:
KZQuixote
Sawhorse
North Carolina was the most obstructive state I'd ever encountered for out of state licensing. They rejected my application six times. Finally we hired a local lawyer to walk our application through and that took two tries. We were rejected for such problems as:Dennis said:Congrats. Fear is the worst part of taking those exams. Our contractors exam in NC has a pass rate of 17%. You go in expecting to fail. I was one of the lucky ones 30 years ago. The pass rate is still the same. Hopefully more money for you.
We require 24 lb paper not 20lb.
Your documents are scanned, not originals.
Your scans are out of square.
After we finally broke through the bureaucracy, I passed the exam with no problems.
Bill
Papio Bldg Dept
Platinum Member
Wow! Any chance their offices are located in the Research Triangle, where applications go in, but don't come out?KZQuixote said: