If your conviction does not fall under these categories most likely, you will have no issues when applying for a C-33 license, but you will need to be prepared to submit any court documents or prove rehabilitation at the state’s request. In my experience, they are mainly concerned with criminal charges associated with fraud, embezzlement, forgery, or some type of financial-related crime. Remember, the state board's responsibility is to protect the public. The CSLB handles criminal records on a case-by-case basis.
BE 100% HONEST ON THE APPLICATION, because they will see everything when you do a live scan fingerprinting. Thousands of contractors get licensed each year despite their criminal records.īe honest on the application, even if the felony or misdemeanor happened years ago and even if it was expunged. Having a criminal record in no way stops you from getting the C-33 License.
Can you get a Contractor's License with a Felony in California?
