Step 1: Choose the Right License Type

Select the license that aligns with the type of work you intend to perform:

• Commercial Electrical (Master/Unlimited) — License Prep Course
• Residential Electrical — License Prep Course

Step 2: Pass the NASCLA Electrical Exam

Prepare for and pass the NASCLA Electrical Exam to demonstrate your proficiency in electrical work.

• Prepare: Use NASCLA-approved guides and practice exams.
• Register: Sign up on the NASCLA site and choose a test center.
• Complete: Save your results for your Arizona license application.

Step 3: Verify Your Work Experience

Document your electrical experience to meet Arizona's licensing standards:

• Master/Unlimited: Must show supervisory experience.
• Residential: Experience with home installations is required.

Step 4: Meet Business Requirements

If applying as a contractor, make sure to:

• Register your business with the Arizona Corporation Commission.
• Get a contractor bond and liability insurance.

Step 5: Submit Your Application

Apply through the Arizona ROC with:

• NASCLA Electrical Exam results
• Proof of experience
• Business documents
• Application fee

Step 6: Receive Your License

Once approved, you’ll receive your Arizona electrical contractor license and can begin work legally in your classification.

Step 7: Maintain Your License

Renew your license on time and follow any continuing education or compliance rules from the Arizona ROC.