Re: State licensing questions

["Norm Mugford" <1alarm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes, people sell thier license in Florida, and have not been caught.
That will all change at the next meeting.

Norm Mugford





"Mr.Double-sided tape" <alarminstall@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1141449584.948748.123380@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I was surfing Kirschenbaum's website and came across State License
> links but I'm too damn lazy to sift through the legal mumbo jumbo just
> to get to the bottom line requirements so I figured I'd pawn my search
> off on the group. This is also the last industry related inquiry I will
> make until 2008. I am sorry but I break out in hives if I am serious
> more than once every ten years.
>
> Let's start with this for our resident Floridians Norm Mugford, Bob
> 2Worthy, and Jim Rojas
> In the SDM Marketplace there's a company that advertises Florida alarm
> licenses for sale. Can one really just BUY the license? No schooling?
> No test?
>
> Next is Texas so Mark you need to put the G.I.Joe down and post an
> answer.
> How many licenses do you need to operate an alarm company in Texas, and
> how easy is it to obtain the? I've heard you need an owner's license,
> installer's license, and a sales license.
> Is that true and is that the full extent?
>
> For Mike Sabodish in Jersey:
> What are the requirements for Jersey licensing now? Schooling? Test?
> Were you grandfathered in, and if so, was it only for burg?
>
> Anyone have knowledge of reciprocity between States?
>
> Are the Level I through IV certificates valid in every state?
>
> For Everyone else:
> What are bottom line requirements in your state?
> Schooling? yes? No? How many hours?
> Testing? etc.
>
> IMO we need either national licensing or reciprocity between all
> states.
> Thank GOD driver's licenses are not treated in the same manner as alarm
> licenses.
>


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