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Construction Seminars has been
assisting contractors and Journeymen in New Mexico and Texas to get their licenses
for over 15 years. By providing the best preparation for state exams and the
fastest licensing in the industry we have become New Mexico's number one source
for licensing. We provide services you can depend on. If you are wanting to
get your New State License Boards Occupational Mexico or Texas contractors or
Journeyman's License you have come to the right place. Basically there are three
steps to becoming a
Licensed New Mexico Contractor or Journeyman. Getting Pre-approved by the state-licensing
agency to be able to take the state exams. Take and pass the appropriate trade
and business exam. Apply for the license by submitting an application to the
state-licensing agency. Construction Seminars Can Help With Every Step
Select one of the links above to learn more about each topic. In order to become
a licensed New Mexico contractor or Journeyman the construction Industries Division
(CID) requires that you have either two or four years of hands on experience
working for or with a licensed contractor. Two years for specialty licenses
and four years for general license. The Experience also has to be within the
past ten years. We offer a service to handle this process for you. Just a simple
call and we can get the process started today. 800-942-3212 How do they verify
my experience? There is a Work Experience Affidavit that has to be filled out,
signed and notarized by a licensed contractor, a contractor that you have been
employed by. If you are from out of state and are a contractor in that state,
the CID will allow another contractor to verify your experience. Also, the Qualifying
Party (QP) application must be filled out by the applicant. The affidavit and
QP form are then submitted to the state-licensing agency along with the processing
fee. Once the licensing department receives all of your information they will
process your paper work. As long as everything checks out, the state testing
agency will then contact you to schedule your exams. Taking the Exams In New
Mexico every contractor is required to satisfy two parts of the licensing, they
must take the trade related exam and must also either pass a business and law
exam or take a two day course in business. Construction Seminars offers test
preparation for most trade exams and also the business exam, we also offer the
two day state exemption course for the business, call today to set up you class.
The journeyman in New Mexico are only required to take the trade related exams.
You must pass all of the required exams before you can apply for the Step 2
in getting your New Mexico contractors or Journeyman's License is Taking and
Passing the Exams Once you have been approved to test by the state-licensing
division, you will be contacted by the state-testing agency to schedule for
your exams. The New Mexico contractor and journeyman exams are currently being
administered by Experior Assessments, LLC. The exams are given almost every
weekday in Albuquerque. Be sure to arrange your test dates to follow immediately
after a class. Journeyman need only to turn their passing scored into the state-licensing
agency. All fees and application will have been collected during the pre-approval
process. Construction Seminars has been assisting Contractors with the submission
of the application for more than fifteen years. We understand that your schedule
is very busy and you may not have the time to do all of the running around required
for the submission of your license. That is why we offer services in Licensing,
Bonding and Insurance. Select the link above labeled Licensing to find out how
we can assist you in submitting for your license.Step 3 in getting your New
Mexico contractors or Journeyman's License is Applying for the License Once
you have successfully passed all of the required exams you can submit an application
to the state-licensing agency to apply for the license. Submitting the application
will consist of the application itself, a state tax identification number, a
contractors license bond, your license fees and corporate documents if you are
incorporating. Once all of the documents and fees are received, the state-licensing
agency will process your license. As long as everything is correct on the application,
you will be issued your New Mexico State Contractors License. Weather you are
just starting out and need to get through the pre-approval, or you have already
passed the state exams and need to apply for the license, we are here to help.
Select one of the options above to learn more about the procedures and how Construction
Seminars can help you.Before you can even take your state exams you have to
be pre-approved by the state-licensing agency by submitting a work experience
affidavit and a Qualifying Party (QP) application. The Affidavit is what determines
weather or not you can become a licensed contractor or Journeyman. Construction
Seminars can help you with this procedure. We want to see you obtain your license
that's why we offer this service with a money back guarantee. Just call our
office and we can start the procedure today. 800-942-3212 Licensing
Construction Seminars has been assisting contractors with their license applications
for more than fifteen years. We know exactly the proper procedure in license
applications. Because of our experience in this field, we are certain that you
will be totally satisfied with our timely, accurate and friendly service. Call
today to find out more information on license assistance. 800-942-3212 Our Service
Includes Checking your name availability with the Construction Industries division
and also with the Corporation Commission if you are incorporating. Completing
the RP-31_A form and registering your company with the Taxation and Revenue
Department. Proper completion of the contractors License Application.
Delivery of License Application to licensing agency by private courier for assurance
of delivery and speed. Continual follow up through phone calls and letters to
be sure all information has been received. Over fifteen years of experience
in license applications. If you want to incorporate your business, you have
come to the right place. We can establish your corporation for a fraction of
the price it would cost you to have an attorney set one up for you. We deal
with the New Mexico Corporation Commission on a daily basis and know how to
expedite your corporate documents so you don't have a long wait. If you would
like to get this process started call our office today and we will give you
the details on the procedure and prices. 800-942-3212 In the state of New Mexico
every contractor is required to have a physical address located in the state.
That is an address where there is a residence of some sort. If you do not have
a physical address in New Mexico and you company is a corporation, you are required
to have a Registered Agent. The reason that state requires a new mexico physical
address is so that if you are ever summoned to a court, they will have someone
locally to give the summons to. This is only required of Corporations that are
located out of State. If you are an out of state sole proprietor you will not
be required to have a Registered Agent. However, if this does apply to you and
your company, Construction Seminars can help. We serve as Registered Agent for
more than 500 New Mexico contractors. If you would like more information regarding
this topic, or are in need of a Registered Agent, call today.Bonding Allowable
Maximum Single Permit or Contract Bond Required 3-Year Bond Premium $25,000
- $200,000 $1,000 -------- $85 $200,000 - $1,000,000 $2,500 -------- $105 $1,000,001
- and higher $5,000 -------- $120
Having a contractors license bond is a state requirement. Before you can even
send in your application for your contractors license you have to provide proof
of financial responsibility (bond). The bond is a surety of payment for the
state, if you as the contractor are ever fined and neglect to pay the fine,
the bond insures the state of payment. Construction Seminars offers the most
thorough and accurate Test Preparation in New Mexico. We boast a success rate
of over 98% and have a long list of more than satisfied customers. We are the
only company in New Mexico with an ironclad 100% money back guarantee that has
never been contested. Select an option from the menu above to learn more about
our services and when we can get you into classes. No Pass - No Pay Our Money
Back Guarantee Construction Seminars is so confident in our Test Preparation
that we are the only company that will offer this ironclad, 100% money back
guarantee. That's right, if you don't pass the exams after taking one of our
classes we will refund your money is full. There's no hidden conditions, no
fine print. It's simple: No Pass, No Pay.2003 Prices $125.00 $195.00 BL B20
Business and Law Test Preparation (4 hour course) 2 Day Business and Law Exemption
course General Construction $145.00 $145.00 GA1 GA3 Streets Roads and Highways
Curbs, Gutters and Culverts Fixed Works GF7 GF8 GF9 GFC Tanks and Towers Transmission
Lines, Tanks and Non-Electric Substations Utility Lines (sewage, natural gas,
underground utilities) Test Preparation for the Core Exam Building Construction
GB2 GB98 GS4 GS7 GS8 GS16 GS21 GS29 GS30 Residential Building Commercial and
Residential Building Concrete, Cement Walkways and Driveways Drywall - Installation
and Texture Earth Moving, Excavating and Ditching Masonry Roofing General Specialty
License Plastering, Stucco and Lathing Mechanical MM1 MM2 MM3 MM4 MM98 MS3 MS6
Plumbing Natural Gas Fitting HVAC Heating, Cooling, and Process Piping Master
Mechanical (MM1 - MM4) Cesspools, Septic Tanks and Sewers Lawn sprinklers Mechanical
Journeyman JG MS6J Journeyman Natural Gas Fitting Journeyman Lawn Sprinklers
Books UBC BK UPC UMC 1997 Uniform Building Code - used for GB98 and GB2 2001
Contractors Reference Manual - used for BL 1997 Uniform Plumbing Code - used
for MM1 and MM98 1997 Uniform Mechanical Code - used for MM2, MM3, MM4 and MM98
Solid Business Foundation - Getting real about being a Contractor - Potential
in all of us - Discovering negative and destructive habits - Where to get the
answers Getting Legal - Positives and negatives of sole ownership - You can
make a partnership work - Why incorporate - What's in a name Getting Organized
- The business plan "fail to plan, plan to fail" - forms, contracts,
proposals, and bids Estimating - Accuracy in estimating Contracts and Proposals
- AIA, cost plus, lump sum - What's best for you - how to use the proposal Financing
- How to get yourself and your clients financed Scheduling - choosing a system
- CPM made easy - impress your customers with scheduling and organizational
skills Getting New Business - Work doesn't start without a sale - Closing the
sale and keeping it sold Dealing With Clients - Clients have strange attitudes
- How to maintain a consistent lasting relationship Getting Paid - Discovering
how not to get paid - avoiding liens, and no one wins - Successful collection
without Guiso Managing Cash Flow - Establishing credit - Collect progress payments
Marketing - No cost / low cost marketing - The most important ingredient Insurance
and Bonding - How much do I need - What do I do - How can I save money Safety
and OSHA - Reporting requirements - company policies that can save your business
Labor and Tax Laws - FLSA - Workers comp - Employment security - Required filings
- Stay out of trouble with the IRS Licensing Requirements - Getting legal and
staying out of trouble with CID Class and Test Schedule For Contractors Part
of the reason why we have such a high success rate is due to the fact that we
offer our classes immediately before your state exams. We do this so you will
be able to retain the information when your go and take the Exams. We offer
classes in Albuquerque, and Las Cruces and the testing agency also offers the
classes in these areas as well. Call our office today and we will get you scheduled
for a class and test. Albuquerque What To Bring Business Law Students- "Contractors
Reference Manual" GB2 & GB98 Students- '97 Uniform Building code, vol.
I MM98 Students- '97 Uniform Mechanical Code '97 Uniform Plumbing Code EE98
Students- '99 National electrical Code All Students- Note Pad, Pencil &
Calculator Experience Requirements In order to become a licensed contractor
or Journeyman the construction Industries Division (CID) requires that you either
have two or four years of experience depending on the type of license you would
like to obtain. Click on the options below to find out more detail about the
different experience requirements. General
Specialty Journeyman General Contractors licenses consist of GB98 or GB2 licenses
which are General Building, they consist of MM1 - MM4 licenses which consist
of all major mechanical licenses such as plumbing, heating and process piping,
they consist of EE98 and ER1 license which are electrical licenses and they
also consist of major road construction licenses such as the GA98. Specialty
licenses consist of all the GS, MS, ES and GF classifications. They also consist
of individual GA licenses for road construction. The specialty licenses are
roofers, drywallers, painters, alarm systems installers, septic tank installers,
etc. Journeyman consist of all the journeyman. Whether you are a mechanical
journeyman or a electrical journeyman the experience requirements are the same.
Here at Construction Seminars we are dedicated to Contractors and the Construction
Industry. We want to be able to provide you with any service that may advance
your business, or provide you with more knowledge regarding the industry. Click
on the menu above to learn more about each topic. If you have further questions
regarding the information provided, please contact our office.License Bonds
| Bid Bonds | Performace Bonds | Payment Bonds Call Today For More Information
800-942-3212 Continuing Education Here at Construction Seminars we want your
business to be successful. This is the reason we have started producing videos
and classes designed to take your business to the next level. Contact our office
if you are interested in buying a video or attending on of our classes. Click
on the menu above to find out more information about each of the classes. Success
In Business This is an all-in-one video for businesses. In this video we cover
10 different topics regarding starting a business, staying in business, and
growing a business. This is a good video to own if you are starting out in business
or you have an existing business. The instructor will cover different topics
that will help your new or existing business become a success. Business Structures
This video covers the different types of business structures. In the video we
talk about the advantages and disadvantages of Sole Proprietors, General and
Limited Partners, C-Corporations, S-Corporations and Limited Liability Companies.
If you are having a hard time deciding what business structure is right for
you, we highly recommend viewing this video. Customer Service This video is
going to give you a new understanding of the importance of customer service.
In the video we will be talking about different ways that you can create more
than satisfied customers, which will in turn cause your business to grow. This
video is good to show to all of your employees so they can understand the importance
of Customer Service. Getting Work This video will show you new ways to get work.
We will be discussing many different things people do not consider in relation
to getting work, such as the importance of appearance and many other topics.
This is a good video to start your business off with, or give you ideas for
your exsting business CAD for Contractors Construction Seminars has put this
video together to help contractors cut down on their architectural and engineering
fees. Just think about how easy it would be to make changes to your own blueprints
in your own time frame rather than waiting on an architect to make those changes
for you. By the time you are finished walking through this video you will have
acquired the necessary knowledge to start drawing your own prints. Estimating
We offer this class once a month in Albuquerque. You will be instructed by a
seasoned licensed contractor who is going to show you how to put together an
estimate for successful contracting. He will break down all of the eliminates
of the estimate and provide you with knowledge on how to make a complete and
accurate estimate. This class is limited seating so call today for you reservations.
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Refrigeration Basically there are two steps that need to be done before you
can become a licensed contractor Step 1 - License Application Before the state
will allow you to take any exam you are required to fill out and submit the
license application along with the license and test fees. The basic application
consist of two parts. The "Contractors License Application" and the
"Experience Verification Form" The Contractors License Application
This form can be filled out be you, the applicant. On this form you will include
your basic information, what license you are applying for, education information,
and the last five years of work history. Remember that in order to be licensed
you must have at least 36 months worth of experience within the past 5 years.
Experience Verification Form This form is to be filled out be a person who can
verify your 36 months of experience. On this form your reference needs to provide
a detailed description of the type of work he or she can verify that you have.
For more help on how to apply for the license, and the what the fees are check
out the "License Application Checklist" Step 2 - Taking and Passing
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