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When the application is complete, it is reviewed for approval of licensure on or before the next Board meeting. The meeting schedule is available on the Board’s public meeting calendar page.
ALL LICENSE VERIFICATIONS ARE EMAILED. The Division of Professional Regulation does not mail license verifications.
To change your address in DELPROS, you must navigate to your license record by logging in using your DELPROS user account. On the license tile on Your Dashboard, click on OPTIONS. Choose Change Address and follow the instructions.
Answer: Yes. The Board of Elevator Mechanics must issue you a license to work in Delaware. See Licensure Requirements.
Answer: To submit a CE Course Approval application as a CE provider, you must create an account in DELPROS and then submit a Service Request (SR). You will need to provide all required information about course(s) you have taken or are offering, see CE Course Approval SR.
The Board will review the CE Course Approval service request application and all supporting documents for approval and you will be notified.
Answer: Yes. See Licensure Requirements for details. See also 24 Del. C. Chapter 61.
Answer: See the Elevator Mechanics Fee Schedule.
Answer: Yes. For information regarding your CE renewal requirements see the Board’s Continuing Education and Audit page.
Answer: See the “experience” section on the Licensure Requirements page for details. See also 24 Del. C. Chapter 61 or the Board’s Rules and Regulations.
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