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[WhiteSquirrel]

Hi Everyone,
Im new around here and thought to introduce myself. My name is Nick and I have been plumbing for a little over 2 years now. Ive done quite a few things in that short time, from underground, rough in, gas, hydronics, mechanical rooms, and fixtures. Im currently enrolled in an apprentice class in Iowa to eventually obtain my journeyman's license. I plan on hanging around here to help out or seek help when a problem arises. (More likely the latter)

I do however have a question regarding licensing.

After I complete my training and pass my test for my journeyman's license, what must I do to obtain a license in Illinois? Would I have to do apprenticeship classes all over again, or could I just pay a fee and take the test?

 

[Terry]

This link has information on that.
http://www.eplumbingcourses.com/plumbing-license/illinois-plumbing-license/

They're looking at four years experience and passing their test.
Some states are a little picky about receiving plumbers from out of state. Florida and Texas are going to see a lot this year when they start to rebuild.

 

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[WhiteSquirrel]

This link has information on that.
http://www.eplumbingcourses.com/plumbing-license/illinois-plumbing-license/

They're looking at four years experience and passing their test.
Some states are a little picky about receiving plumbers from out of state. Florida and Texas are going to see a lot this year when they start to rebuild.

Thanks!