West Virginia § 21-16-11 Veteran qualifications for license as HVAC Technician

West Virginia Statutes

§ 21-16-11 — Veteran qualifications for license as HVAC Technician

West Virginia § 21-16-11

Ch. 21LABOR

Art. 16REGULATION OF HEATING, VENTILATING AND COOLING WORK

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W. Va. Code § 21-16-11 (2026).

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(a)Any person who has served as a member of any branch of the United States Armed Forces, the National Guard, or armed forces reserve, may apply for licensure, if:

(1)He or she has successfully completed a course of instruction required to qualify him or her for rating as an HVAC technician’s mate or other equivalent rating in his or her particular branch of the armed forces;

(2)He or she meets the requirements of this article;

(3)He or she has been honorably discharged from service and submits, to the Commissioner of Labor, a photostatic copy of the honorable discharge;

(4)He or she submits a completed application to the Commissioner of Labor; and

(5)He or she pays the prescribed licensing fees.

(b)A veteran who has allowed more than 30 years to pass from the date of his or h

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(a) Any person who has served as a member of any branch of the United States Armed Forces, the National Guard, or armed forces reserve, may apply for licensure, if:

(1) He or she has successfully completed a course of instruction required to qualify him or her for rating as an HVAC technician’s mate or other equivalent rating in his or her particular branch of the armed forces;

(2) He or she meets the requirements of this article;

(3) He or she has been honorably discharged from service and submits, to the Commissioner of Labor, a photostatic copy of the honorable discharge;

(4) He or she submits a completed application to the Commissioner of Labor; and

(5) He or she pays the prescribed licensing fees.

(b) A veteran who has allowed more than 30 years to pass from the date of his or her successful completion of a course of instruction and the date of application for licensure in this state may be required to attend additional training courses.