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Under Florida Statute Chapter 489, what is the primary difference between a "certified contractor" and a "registered contractor"?

A) A certified contractor operates only within a specific county, while a registered contractor can work statewide. B) A certified contractor holds a statewide license, while a registered contractor operates under local jurisdiction approval without a state exam. C) A certified contractor is exempt from continuing education, whereas a registered contractor must complete 14 hours biennially. D) A registered contractor must pass both a business and finance section and a trade knowledge section of an exam, unlike a certified contractor.

Correct Answer:

B) A certified contractor holds a statewide license, while a registered contractor operates under local jurisdiction approval without a state exam.

Explanation:

B) A certified contractor holds a statewide license, while a registered contractor operates under local jurisdiction approval without a state exam. Explanation: Certified contractors must pass the state exam and receive statewide licensure. Registered contractors operate under local jurisdiction approval without a state exam. A contractor seeking to move from registered to certified status must satisfy the full state exam requirement.

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