Vermont Contractor License Reciprocity
Vermont has reciprocity agreements with 2 states. These agreements may allow you to skip certain trade exams when applying for a license in those states, or when applying for a Vermont license with credentials from those states.
States That Accept a Vermont License
Reciprocal recognition for licensed electricians through NERA
Electrical license endorsement available through NERA
States Whose Licenses Vermont Accepts
Vermont and New Hampshire have reciprocal recognition for licensed electricians through NERA
Working in Vermont with an out-of-state company?
Reciprocity moves your license, not your business. An LLC formed elsewhere generally has to register as a foreign entity in Vermont before it can contract there — Northwest files the qualification and serves as the in-state registered agent.
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