Section Elec 302.03 - Approval of Journeyman Electrician(a) A journeyman electrician license shall be issued when the applicant: (1) Submits a completed application, along with the appropriate fee, pursuant to Elec 301.04(e) and (i);(2) Meets the qualification requirements of Elec 303.01;(3) Meets the examination requirements of Elec 304, as applicable;(4) Has no disqualifying felony convictions pursuant to Elec 301.04(e)(7); and (5) Has not had his/her electrician's license suspended, revoked or sanctioned in any jurisdiction pursuant to Elec 301.04(e)(8).(b) For the purposes of (a)(4) above, a felony conviction shall be considered disqualifying if:(1) The date of conviction is 10 years old or less; and(2) One of the following applies:a.The conviction involves theft, forgery, fraud or other purpose to deprive the property of another; orb.The conviction involves perjury, unsworn falsification or other falsification of official matters; orc.The conviction has a direct bearing on the applicant's ability to be licensed as an electrician. (c) An applicant who has been denied a journeyman electrician license shall be provided an opportunity for an administrative hearing before the board in accordance with the requirements of Elec 207.(d) The initial fee for a journeyman electrician license shall be $50.00 for each year or portion of a year remaining of the 3-year license period.N.H. Admin. Code § Elec 302.03
#10356, INTERIM, eff 6-6-13, EXPIRES: 12-3-13 (See Revision Note #1 and Revision Note #2 at chapter heading for Elec 300); ss by #10420, eff 9-25-13