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1. portal.ct.gov › home-improvement-applicationsHome Improvement Applications - CT.gov

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   Legal entities (both in-state and out-of-state) must register their business with the CT Secretary of State’s Office prior to applying. If you will be building new homes, you should apply for a New Home Construction Contractor registration first. You can designate home improvement work as part of that registration process.

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2. portal.ct.gov › - › mediaHome Improvement & New Home Construction in Connecticut - CT.gov

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   Requirements for New Home Construction Registrations. If you do new home construction, you must obtain a New Home Construction Contractor registration from the Department of Consumer Protection. This is a separate registration from a Home Improvement Contractor.

3. www.cga.ct.gov › current › pubChapter 400 - Home Improvement Contractors

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   Procedures for registration. Sec. 20-421. Application for certificate of registration as home improvement contractor or salesman. Fees. Sec. 20-422. Certificate of registration; when issued; refused; revoked; suspended. Bond requirement. Sec. 20-423. Hearing on denial of certificate. Subsequent application. Sec. 20-424. Investigations.

4. www.cga.ct.gov › 2019 › rptNew Home Construction Contractor Requirements

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   Connecticut law generally requires new home construction contractors to register with the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP). The contractors are subject to various disclosure and advertisement requirements and to enforcement mechanisms (e.g., fines or registration penalties).

5. digital.ct.gov › dcp › license-services-divisionNew Home Construction Contractor Applications

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   All applications must be submitted online. Registrations will expire annually on March 31st. New Application: You must determine whether you want to register as an individual (sole proprietorship) or a legal entity (LLC, corporation) prior to applying. If you contract with consumers as an LLC, then you should register as an LLC.

6. www.cga.ct.gov › 2019 › rptResidential Contractor Registration

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   registered home improvement contractors’ failures to fulfill their contracts. Summary The general credential required for doing residential improvements is the home improvement contractor registration. Connecticut requires home improvement contractors to register with the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP).

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   Do I need to register as a home improvement contractor in Connecticut?

   • You must register as a Home Improvement Contractor or Salesperson before you ofer to conduct any business or enter into any contracts. Performing home improvement work in Connecticut without being registered is a criminal ofense, subject to prosecution. You may also be prevented from collecting payment for your work.

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   How do I apply for a Home Improvement Designation in CT?

   • Legal entities (both in-state and out-of-state) must register their business with the CT Secretary of State’s Office prior to applying. If you will be offering home improvement services in addition to building new homes, you can apply for the home improvement designation as part of your new home application. For an Individual or Legal Entity

   New Home Construction Contractor Applications - digital.ct.gov

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   Who needs a registration for a new home construction contractor?

   • Any person or business that builds a new home needs a registration, inclusive of speculative housing. “New Home Construction Contractor” means any person who contracts with a consumer to construct or sell a new home or any portion of a new home prior to occupancy.

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   How do I become a new home construction registrant in Connecticut?

   • New Home Construction Registrants must also have liability insurance coverage of at least $20,000, and must provide their policy number and name of their insurer with their application. If you are filing as a corporation in Connecticut, you must be in good standing with the Secretary of the State.

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8. www.simplybusiness.com › simply-u › articlesHome Improvement License CT | Guide - Simply Business

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   While there’s no minor contractor license, you’ll need to register as a New Home Construction Contractor and/or a Home Improvement Contractor. This means you may get approved for a Home Improvement Contractor License in Connecticut.