Suffolk County Law - Home Improvement
License EXAM Latest UPDATE
Questions & Verified Answers {Grade A}
What happens if an applicant meets all requirements? - Correct answer The Office
shall issue a license or temporary license to the applicant.
What must be included in the application regarding the individual who signs it? -
Correct answer The residence address of the individual who subscribes their name to
the application.
What is the significance of the amendments noted in the document? - Correct answer
The amendments indicate updates to the regulations and requirements over time.
What must an applicant for a license or license renewal not have? - Correct answer
Any outstanding judgment for child support or be in arrears in child-support payments.
,What happens if an applicant has a child support judgment but is current on payments?
- Correct answer The individual shall not be deemed ineligible for a license or renewal.
How much notice must the Office provide before a license expires? - Correct answer
At least 30 days prior to expiration.
What additional notice is sent if a license lapses? - Correct answer A second written
notice is sent 60 days after the license has lapsed.
What must all license applications or renewals include? - Correct answer A Federal
Tax Identification Number or New York State Sales Tax Identification Number.
What representation must an applicant make regarding employee hiring? - Correct
answer Compliance with 8 U.S.C. § 1324a.
,What are the consequences of failing to comply with 8 U.S.C. § 1324a? - Correct
answer Grounds for imposition of a fine, suspension, or revocation of a license.
What payroll tax payments must an applicant represent they are making? - Correct
answer Social Security taxes, Medicare taxes, and state and federal unemployment
taxes.
What happens if an applicant fails to make required payroll tax payments? - Correct
answer It constitutes grounds for a fine, suspension, or revocation of a license.
What is the term length for licenses, except temporary ones? - Correct answer Two
years from the date of issuance.
, When do licenses expire? - Correct answer On the last day of the 24th month of
issuance.
How long are subsequent renewals for licenses? - Correct answer Subsequent
renewals are also for periods of two years.
What must an applicant not have to qualify for a license or license renewal? - Correct
answer Any outstanding judgment for child support or be in arrears in child-support
payments.
If an applicant has a child support judgment but is current on payments, what is their
eligibility status? - Correct answer They shall not be deemed ineligible for a license or
license renewal.
License EXAM Latest UPDATE
Questions & Verified Answers {Grade A}
What happens if an applicant meets all requirements? - Correct answer The Office
shall issue a license or temporary license to the applicant.
What must be included in the application regarding the individual who signs it? -
Correct answer The residence address of the individual who subscribes their name to
the application.
What is the significance of the amendments noted in the document? - Correct answer
The amendments indicate updates to the regulations and requirements over time.
What must an applicant for a license or license renewal not have? - Correct answer
Any outstanding judgment for child support or be in arrears in child-support payments.
,What happens if an applicant has a child support judgment but is current on payments?
- Correct answer The individual shall not be deemed ineligible for a license or renewal.
How much notice must the Office provide before a license expires? - Correct answer
At least 30 days prior to expiration.
What additional notice is sent if a license lapses? - Correct answer A second written
notice is sent 60 days after the license has lapsed.
What must all license applications or renewals include? - Correct answer A Federal
Tax Identification Number or New York State Sales Tax Identification Number.
What representation must an applicant make regarding employee hiring? - Correct
answer Compliance with 8 U.S.C. § 1324a.
,What are the consequences of failing to comply with 8 U.S.C. § 1324a? - Correct
answer Grounds for imposition of a fine, suspension, or revocation of a license.
What payroll tax payments must an applicant represent they are making? - Correct
answer Social Security taxes, Medicare taxes, and state and federal unemployment
taxes.
What happens if an applicant fails to make required payroll tax payments? - Correct
answer It constitutes grounds for a fine, suspension, or revocation of a license.
What is the term length for licenses, except temporary ones? - Correct answer Two
years from the date of issuance.
, When do licenses expire? - Correct answer On the last day of the 24th month of
issuance.
How long are subsequent renewals for licenses? - Correct answer Subsequent
renewals are also for periods of two years.
What must an applicant not have to qualify for a license or license renewal? - Correct
answer Any outstanding judgment for child support or be in arrears in child-support
payments.
If an applicant has a child support judgment but is current on payments, what is their
eligibility status? - Correct answer They shall not be deemed ineligible for a license or
license renewal.