Tool
Guided license check
This tool takes you to the correct official search, walks through a check sequence built from that board’s reviewed instructions, provides the reviewed reference terms available for that credential, and leaves you with a dated worksheet you can print or keep on your device.
Launch coverage
Combinations with a reviewed guided check
Each combination below has a reviewed official search, field-level lookup instructions and selected reviewed status, disciplinary or renewal references from its own board. Other states and professions receive honest routing instead: the confirmed authority, jurisdiction guidance, or a plain statement that our review is not complete.
The California teacher reference covers selected disciplinary terms; it does not interpret every possible result.
- California electricianDepartment of Industrial Relations — Electrician Certification Unit · 5 reviewed status labels
- California teacherCalifornia Commission on Teacher Credentialing · 3 reviewed disciplinary terms
- Florida contractorFlorida Construction Industry Licensing Board · 5 reviewed status labels
- Florida electricianFlorida Electrical Contractors’ Licensing Board · 3 reviewed status labels
- Florida HVACFlorida Construction Industry Licensing Board · 5 reviewed status labels
- Texas electricianTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · 4 reviewed renewal categories
- Texas HVACTexas Department of Licensing and Regulation · 4 reviewed renewal categories
How it works
What the worksheet does, and what it does not
- Choose the check. Pick the state where the work will occur and the profession. We show the confirmed authority and the exact credential family the check covers.
- Prepare the official search. You see what the official search accepts and open it on the authority’s site. Names and license numbers are entered there, never here.
- Follow the check sequence. Match the record, confirm the credential type and scope, read the status, and check where the credential applies. Each step cites the board source it comes from.
- Consult the available references. Select a reviewed status label, disciplinary term or renewal category for that credential to read its meaning. “Not found”, an unfamiliar label and an unavailable search each get an honest next step, never a verdict.
- Keep the worksheet. What you report checking stays on your device unless you clear it. Print or save it as a PDF. Nothing is sent to us.
The worksheet is not a background check, a verification certificate or a hiring recommendation. It never labels a person “verified”, and opening an official link does not complete a step; every completed step is something you report yourself.