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Can one obtain a Home Inspector’s License based on grandparenting?

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Can one obtain a Home Inspector’s License based on grandparenting?

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No, as of December 31, 2006 applicants may no longer apply based on the grandparenting clause. Applicants must apply under the category of New Home Inspector (see application). Can one obtain a Home Inspector’s License based on licensure in another state? Yes, if NYS has entered into a reciprocity agreement with another state. Upon submission of an application and fee, we will review application requests from individuals submitting proof of current licensure from another state where requirements are equivalent to NYS. Where found equivalent, education and exam requirements will be waived, and a license issued. What are the fees, terms of licensure? Examination Fee: $50 (if applicable). Application Fee: Each application must be accompanied by a nonrefundable application fee of $250; the license will be effective for 2 years. Renewal Fee: The renewal fee is $100 for a two year term. What qualifications and supporting documents do I need to apply for licensure? You can apply based on the

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