I am a general contractor in California and have my own contracting business. Another company wants to use my license and has asked me to become either a RME or RMO. Does anyone know if I can still conduct my current business and be a RME or RMO for the other company?
You should begin by calling the Case Management Unit. There is one in Nor Cal, and one in So Cal. They should be able to tell you if there is anything outstanding against you or precluding you from obtaining a new license.
Or, you could submit an app and see what happens. :whistling
I dont want a new license i have resigned to the fact i cannot get one , my question was ' I have an RMO can i be listed as an officer of the corporation?'
I was going through the application status to become an RME for an existing corp in CA. Things did not work out and the application process is still in flux,we haven't even finished submitting all the required stuff. How do I cancel the application process so I can apply for my number back.... Any help would be awesome!
I filed my number inactive to apply for the RME number with the company that can't afford me anymore.
After working years as a sole proprietor, C-10, I incorporated my business and I became the RMO for the corporation (several years ago). Now, I am interested in starting an additional corporation and becoming the RMO for it as well. I plan to be an officer/owner/employee of both companies at the same time. It appears the the license "belongs" to the corporation instead of to me as an individual. How can the new corporation use my name as RMO if the license/license number isn't actually mine? Thanks
Did you set up your referral service, if so I would possibly be interested in being in your data base. I have a General engineering A and General Building B-1 License and most of all would like to know the range of compensation that could come my way. I have been in business since 1965, I can be reached by e-mail at timtylersr@att.net
I am trying to establish a green design/build Co. In san mateo Ca. area
I have many years of experience in business but CSLB is pulling my chain due to being self employed
E-mail me @ faridtorabian@rocketmail with your info.and I'll call you back
Looking for a c-46 for RMO. Anyone interested in working with a professional company venturing off to the Solar. We have solid leads and willing to work with C-46 contractors.
Hi, I was wondering if you could help me out, I just took the C-20 Test and passed. I applied for an additional classification and filed it as self employed. My app was sent to investigation, I showed 6 years of experience and sent 6 years of tax returns with " Schedule C" with shows that I was self employed. When I called to talk to the girl investigating my application she told me to send her 4 Contracts for each year and 4 permits for each year, I can send contracts and statements from customers no problem but the permits I have pulled are all in my sub contractors name, ( I have a B license ). She said there is no other way for me to verify my work experience without the permits in my name. there is no way to pull a individual permit without a lic. I can Pull permits as long as they have 2 trades involved but never bothered to do so in the past. Is there anything I can do? Or do I just have to get an RMO?
DATE DESCRIPTION
09/18/2013 APPLICATION RECEIVED
09/23/2013 PRINTED ACKNLDGMNT LTTR TO APPLCNT
10/17/2013 APPLICATION REJECTED FOR CORRECTION
10/17/2013 DOB DIFFERENT THAN ON LICENSE
10/18/2013 CORRECTION RECEIVED BY FAX
10/21/2013 APPLICATION POSTED
10/21/2013 REFERRED TO EXAM SCHEDULE - TRADE
10/21/2013 APP TO AIU FOR INVESTIGATION
10/22/2013 NOTICE TO APPEAR FOR EXM 11/12/2013
10/22/2013 APP RECEIVED IN APP INVEST UNIT
11/04/2013 OUT FOR INVESTIGATION
11/12/2013 EXAM SCHEDULED FOR TRADE ONLY
11/12/2013 PASSED TRADE EXAM
Hi, I was wondering if you could help me out, I just took the C-20 Test and passed. I applied for an additional classification and filed it as self employed. My app was sent to investigation, I showed 6 years of experience and sent 6 years of tax returns with " Schedule C" with shows that I was self employed. When I called to talk to the girl investigating my application she told me to send her 4 Contracts for each year and 4 permits for each year, I can send contracts and statements from customers no problem but the permits I have pulled are all in my sub contractors name, ( I have a B license ). She said there is no other way for me to verify my work experience without the permits in my name. there is no way to pull a individual permit without a lic. I can Pull permits as long as they have 2 trades involved but never bothered to do so in the past. Is there anything I can do? Or do I just have to get an RMO?
Permits are not the only thing they will accept. Let them deny the application so you can appeal it. They can't tie your hands by saying we will only accept this one thing... and nothing else.
I'm a c-36 and I'm looking to expand my business and I'm looking for someone how has a c-57. To be a partner or RMO if someone has some info reply to me thanks you. I'm in California
New to the forum. I apologize in advance if this doesn't get posted in the right place. Anyhow I own a highly reputable roofing company here in San Diego. I have paired up with the highest rated and reviewed solar company in this county. However he cannot be an RMO on my license because of his numerous relationships with all of the roofing companies here in San Diego. The reason for the pairing is due to the high demand and the high frequency of inquires to my roofing company asking if we also do solar. And we (obviously) don't advertise as solar-anything. But. Once I change our marketing campaign and our website we will have a very high influx of solar interest. My roofing company has an 80yr track record with the same company name.
Anyhow. We are looking for an RMO to satisfy the state. The solar company we have paired up with is absolutely outstanding and has always made us look like heroes every time we refer them to our customers. Our customers rave about them.
Anyhow if anyone has any leads on qualifying RMOs please let me know. Feel free to call or text if you like. I may miss the message on here as I'm just today beginning to learn this forum. Anyhow thank you and stay safe out there. 619-492-9270
I'm not making any judgements here. Just trying to help. Be careful who you act as an RME or RMO for. There was a fairly recent law that passed to prevent contractors from letting other people "use" their license. Read the law and be aware of the responsibilities that you are taking on and the time commitments required to the company for which you are acting as the qualifier (being and RME/RMO). See http://www.cslb.ca.gov/Newsletter/2014-Summer/waiverapps.asp
The consequences can be severe, including jail time.
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