New Hampshire § 319-C:8 Examinations for License

New Hampshire Statutes

§ 319-C:8 — Examinations for License

New Hampshire § 319-C:8

Title XXXOCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS

Ch. 319-CELECTRICIANS

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N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 319-C:8 (2026).

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Each applicant for licensure shall present to the office, a written application for examination and license, containing such information as the law requires, accompanied by the required application fee established by the office. Proctored examinations shall be written, written and oral, oral, or computerized as approved by the board. They shall include such provisions of the National Electrical Code as the board may deem appropriate. Any person failing to pass his or her examination may, at his or her own expense, be reexamined by an examination entity approved by the board, and thereafter may be examined as often as he or she may desire. However, an applicant who has not passed the examination within one year of the office receiving his or her application and desires to be reexamined shal

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Each applicant for licensure shall present to the office, a written application for examination and license, containing such information as the law requires, accompanied by the required application fee established by the office. Proctored examinations shall be written, written and oral, oral, or computerized as approved by the board. They shall include such provisions of the National Electrical Code as the board may deem appropriate. Any person failing to pass his or her examination may, at his or her own expense, be reexamined by an examination entity approved by the board, and thereafter may be examined as often as he or she may desire. However, an applicant who has not passed the examination within one year of the office receiving his or her application and desires to be reexamined shall submit to the office a new written application for examination and license and the required application fees.