Check a North Dakota contractor’s license
North Dakota Secretary of State licenses contractors in North Dakota. The state's own lookup is FirstStop contractor search. SubSub's live check covers Washington, Oregon, Connecticut, Illinois, Texas today, with more states coming.
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The state’s own lookup: FirstStop contractor search. Shows the license class, which is what caps the size of the contract.
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How do I check a North Dakota contractor's license?
Use FirstStop contractor search at https://firststop.sos.nd.gov/search/contractor. SubSub's live check does not cover North Dakota yet.
Does North Dakota require contractors to be licensed?
A contractor license from the Secretary of State is required above $4,000 of work, in classes set by the value of the contract. It is a license, and bidding public work without the right class is a disqualification.