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Compiled from official state licensing boards · Updated May 2026

General Contractor license reciprocity by state

Find your current state below to see which states publish a reciprocity or endorsement path for general contractors. Reciprocity is often one-directional and tier-specific — each link opens the full move detail.

Or use the interactive reciprocity lookup

Licensed in Alabama? Recognized by:

Licensed in Arizona? Recognized by:

Licensed in Arkansas? Recognized by:

Licensed in California? Recognized by:

Licensed in Georgia? Recognized by:

Licensed in Louisiana? Recognized by:

Licensed in Maryland? Recognized by:

Licensed in Mississippi? Recognized by:

Licensed in Nevada? Recognized by:

Licensed in North Carolina? Recognized by:

Licensed in Ohio? Recognized by:

Licensed in South Carolina? Recognized by:

Licensed in Tennessee? Recognized by:

Licensed in Utah? Recognized by:

Licensed in Virginia? Recognized by:

Licensed in West Virginia? Recognized by:

Informational only — not legal advice, and not an official government resource. Licensing rules change; always confirm against the official board source linked on this page before you renew, apply, or make a business decision. Trade Cert Hub is independent and not affiliated with any state licensing board.