Pest control license requirements by state

Once the appropriate exams have been passed, one must apply for certification through this office.

The time period for Horticulture and Structural licenses begins on October 1st and expire on September 30th of each calendar year.

Submit $25 fee to DEC.

Pass all three sections of the Core Exam with a score of 70% or higher in one sitting. 3. Pass at least one Category Exam with a score of 70% or higher.

To obtain recertification through CEUs, all coursework must be completed prior to expiration of the current certification.

To become a certified applicator an individual must submit a completed application, the application fee, the statement and evidence of lawful presence, and pass the Core and at least one category-specific examination with a score of 75% or higher to become certified in that specific category.

Applicator certification is not transferable, expires on May 31, and is: 1. Issued with an expiration in the following calendar year as an initial certification, 2. Renewable for one or two years, depending on the renewal period selected by the applicant

After passing the appropriate examinations (Classifications 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6), all commercial applicators must submit an application and the required fees to the department on forms provided by the Pest Control Program.

Fill out the Applicator license application using the SPCB online licensing system and pay the $35 fee.

If You Pass: You will be directed to the SPCB online licensing system to complete the license application online.

You must submit your renewal application and payment by June 30 to avoid a delinquent fee.

Pass a written examination in each class or subclass of pesticide application, or device use

A licensee shall submit a renewal application in the form and manner designated by the commissioner on or before the termination date of such license

Licensing fee: $285 this is paid after the necessary written and oral exams are passed.

You must score at least 75% to pass the written portion of the exam. If you pass the written exam, most categories have an oral examination.

Certifications need to be renewed every 5 years, and expire on January 31st of that year.

Commercial & Government Applicator: Pass the core exam and category exam(s). ... all exams require a 70% or higher to pass.

All Pesticide Business Licenses expire on December 31 or upon the expiration of the liability insurance policy for the company.

Pass the written examinations administered by FDACS.

A certificate expires 1 year after the date of issuance.

The fee for the certified operator credential is $100.00.

Pass the core (general competency) examination plus an examination in the qualified category.

Certified Operator licenses expire June 30th of each odd numbered year.

Upon approval, register directly with the testing agency by registration deadline date (sole owners and responsible managing employees only), and pass the exam if applicable;

All licenses regardless of issuance date, are subject to renewal by June 30, every even-numbered year.

PROFESSIONAL APPLICATORS: $300.00

Demonstrate Competence by Approved ISDA exam(s), or a Letter of Good Standing from a reciprocal state, or approved ISDA Training.

All Professional licenses expire December 31st of the fifth year.

To use Restricted-Use Pesticides, an individual must pass The General Standards Examination AND one or more subcategory exams

To avoid late fees, certification must be renewed by December 1 – every 3 years.

Individuals seeking an Indiana registered technician registration (RT), must have passed a written Core exam

Commercial ($25)

Separate examinations shall be taken and passed for each category or subcategory in which the commercial, noncommercial or public applicator intends to become certified.

Each commercial, noncommercial and public applicator’s license classification shall expire annually on December 31

An applicant for a commercial applicator's certificate shall show upon written examination that the applicant possesses adequate knowledge concerning the proper use and application of pesticides

Such license shall expire at the end of the calendar year for which it is issued unless it has been revoked or suspended prior thereto.

a minimum score of seventy (70) percent

Each license issued by the department shall expire on December 31 of each calendar year.

Once approved by the Structural Pest Control Commission, you can schedule the exam

Place of Business Permits expire June 30th and must be renewed annually.

License/Renewal fee | $105

Minimum of 3 written (Core, one or more categories, and regulation exams) plus a Master's Oral exam.

3 years (renewable 12/31)

a $75 annual certification fee must be paid for the initial category

score of 70% or higher

Renewal information will be sent out to businesses / public agencies annually with a deadline of June 30th for application submission.

Each examination shall include an evaluation of the applicant's competence with respect to the use of integrated pest management.

Each applicant for a certification, license or permit shall annually file with the department an application

The fee to apply or renew a license is $100.

Licenses expire annually on December 31.

Structural Pest Control Applicator | $50 | N/A | $50

Take and pass Core (A) and SPCA Journeyman exams.

From date of issuance through December 31.

The applicant furnishes written proof that he is a bona fide employee of a Company License holder, and ... Hold a Registered Technician Identification in the same category as that of the Permit being sought.

These types of licenses expire 36 months from the date issued.

$65 license fee

pass the General Standards of Competence Examination (CORE) and at least one of the category examinations

Certified Commercial Applicator licenses expire annually.

Commercial, Non-Commercial, Public Utility Applicator and Dealer licenses New and renewed licenses = $85 each

Pass required exams (core exam as well as category specific exams) with an 80% or better for general-use and/or restricted use products.

a commercial pesticide applicator must pay the $90 license fee to become licensed.

an individual must successfully complete a general standards exam and at least one specific category exam. A minimum score of 70% is required to pass an exam.

Commercial pesticide applicator certification must be renewed every three years.

For a business license, a licensing fee of $250.

Must pass General Knowledge (Core) Exam, open-book Laws exam, and an exam for each category applied for.

A business license expires on December 31 of each year and may be renewed annually.

An annual application for a certificate of registration with a fee of $60 shall be collected by the division for each commercial application registration

Applicants desiring certification at the supervisory level shall: (a) Pass the following written examinations as described under Pes 304.02(b): (1) A general examination; (2) A regulations examination at the supervisory level; and (3) A category examination in each category under which they wish to be registered; and (b) Pass an oral examination administered in accordance with Pes 304.02(f)(1).

Any person holding a current license, permit, or certificate may renew such license, permit, or certificate for the next year without taking another examination provided the following is submitted to the division: (1) “Renewal of Pesticide Registration or Permit Form” with the information required by RSA 430:34; (2) Proof of financial responsibility pursuant to Pes 302.03; (3) Report of pesticides used for the preceding year required by Pes 901.03 or Pes 901.04; and (4) Registration fee established by RSA 430:33.

A grade of seventy (70) shall be passing on all examinations.

All applicants for certification must pass the core and appropriate category examination(s) to become certified. The only exemption from this requirement is for those individuals who are certified in and reside in, a state with which New York State has a reciprocal agreement.

Submit an application 4-6 weeks before your ID card expires, but no sooner than 6 months before.

The fee for a structural pest control license is $200.00 for the first phase, plus $75.00 for each subsequent phase.

Pass an examination in that phase.

all cards expire June 30th of each year and must be renewed prior to that date if the applicator is to continue working without interruption.

Commercial applicator, public applicator, and dealer certificates shall expire on April first following the third anniversary of the year of certification or recertification.

The initial and renewal fee for a commercial applicator license shall be thirty-five dollars per licensing period.

by passing a general core examination and an additional examination for each applicable pesticide-use category.

The licensing period for commercial applicators shall commence on the first day of October of each year and expire on the last day of September of the following year.

Commercial Business License: $100 per category; not more than $500 per year

An applicant must attain a satisfactory score (70% or above) to pass any written exam.

The licensing period is annual; October 1 thru September 30 for company names beginning with a number or A-L and January 1 thru December 31 for company names beginning with M-Z.

Situation (choose only one) Base Fee — first license category Additional license categories New license or license renewal $50.00 $7.50 each

Pass the “Laws and Safety" exam, plus at least one license category exam

License applications received January 1 through November 16 will be processed for the current calendar year (Note: License will expire December 31 of this year).

Commercial license - $40 per year

The Core and Category exams are 50 multiple choice questions and require 35/50 (70%) to pass.

Commercial license - $40 per year, Public license - $10 every 3 years. Expires September 30

A fee of $45.00 shall be charged prior to the issuance of the initial certification document and at the time of each annual renewal or re-certification thereafter.

Competence in the use and handling of pesticides by commercial applicators, who wish to become certified shall be determined on the basis of written examinations, and, as appropriate, performance testing

A certification document shall be valid for a period beginning with the actual date of issuance and ending on January 31st, unless it has been revoked or suspended prior thereto by the Director for cause

Pass the Core examination, a basic test dealing with the minimum amount of subject matter considered essential to the safe use of restricted use pesticides. (2) Pass a separate Category examination for each of the practice areas listed above.

Commercial applicator licenses shall expire on December 31st of each year.

A fee of $35 is charged for a commercial pesticide applicator license.

Every tester must take the commercial category G - General (core) certification exam PLUS any other commercial certification exams that pertain to the type of pesticide applications that they will be making.

Commercial applicator certification and licensure is valid for two years and must be recertified and renewed by the last day of February in the year of expiration.

The examination consists of both questions and specimen identification. A score of 70 percent is necessary to pass the exam.

Licenses and charters expire on June 30 of odd-numbered years.

$125 for an original certified applicators license;

All applicants for Certified Applicator are required to take the General Exam (noted as G - General Standards Exam on Metro's exam website) as well as one category and pass with 70% or more correct to become licensed.

The license expires annually and expiration coincides with the expiration of the business license under which the applicator license is issued.

Plant Industry | Pesticide | Commerical Applicator Certification: Triennial (3 year) Certification and License | $100.00

Commercial & non-commercial - Categories are $30.00 per category per year, with a maximum of $120 per applicator per year.

Commercial and non-commercial applicators - Core exam and at least one category exam.

Licenses expire December 31 of each year.

Any person applying for a certificate as a commercial applicator shall pay to the department an initial nonrefundable certificate fee of $25.

Once you receive your authorization letter, there are three ways to take the Commercial Pesticide Applicator Examination:

All certificates shall expire on June 30 in the second year after issuance unless suspended or revoked for cause.

pay the Commercial Applicator license application fee of $250.

Pass all necessary exams in Washington State. These include the Laws & Safety exam and category exams in all areas in which the business operates.

Except for the pesticide dealer license required under RCW 15.58.180 and limited private applicator and rancher private applicator licenses, all pesticide licenses shall expire on the December 31st following their issuance

the $20 licensing fee

One must take and pass the General Standards (Core) pesticide examination and the category examinations, depending on what type of pesticide/herbicide applications they will need to make

Renewal Period: November 1 - April 1

ACCP Surcharge = $10.00 Your license fee will be $50.00.

You CANNOT take the exam/or attend a training without receiving your PAT number.

Licenses are valid for one year from January 1 - December 31.

All applicators applying for a new license are required to complete the online general examination along with all supporting exams for each pesticide category. This exam must be completed in one of the approved Testing/Training locations.

Commercial licenses are only valid for the balance of the year in which the license was obtained plus 24 months and expire on January 31st.