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") Skip to main content Arizona Registrar of Contractors Protect the health, safety and welfare of the public through a regulatory system designed to promote quality construction by Arizona contractors. Search Main menu Home ONLINE SERVICES Contractor Resources Licensing Applying for a License? Service Members and Veterans License Classifications Maintenance of Account Name Availability Contractor Background Checks Posting List Bond Information Timeframes License Fees Testing Information Renew License Online Complaints and Investigations Building Confidence Program Considering Filing? File a Complaint Complaint Process Legal Recovery Fund Unlicensed Contracting Tips Hotline Contractor Search Forms Contracts and Miscellaneous Info Bond Information Most Wanted and Unlicensed Violations Consumer Resources Complaints and Investigations Building Confidence Program Considering Filing? 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Display Home Slideshow ROC CUSTOMER PORTAL Checkout the new ROC Customer Portal for online services. Apply for a license, check the status of an online application, file a complaint, or check the status of your complaint, all from the comfort of your home computer or on the go via your smart phone or tablet. NEW - Apply for a license online! Checkout the new ROC Customer Portal for online services. You can now apply for a new license from the comfort of your home computer or on the go via your smart phone or tablet. NEW - File a complaint online! Checkout the new ROC Customer Portal for online services. Need to file a complaint or request a building confidence inspection? You can now do it online via the ROC Customer Portal all from the comfort of your home or on the go via your smart phone or tablet. Register to Attend Now This Apprenticeship Fair is intended for high school juniors and seniors, members of the United States Armed Forces and veterans interested in pursuing a career in the construction science technology professions. It will give students and veterans the chance to meet with leaders in the Construction industry. These leaders will also be looking to hire and train you or enroll you directly into an apprenticeship program! Need to Request Jobsite Environmental Records? Need to request jobsite records for a project you're scoping? Visit ADEQ's searchable database of environmental records. Anyone Can Pretend to be a Contractor Protect yourself. Do your due diligence. Check The License. Each year, the Registrar investigates thousands of complaints from consumers against unlicensed entities attempting to perform contracting work. The complaints too often involve a consumer paying a large amount of money in exchange for little to no work or work not meeting minimum industry standards. Always Hire a Licensed Contracting Professional The Registrar of Contractors serves two core functions: licensing and the regulation of the licensing of contractors. For licensing, the ROC ensures contractors possess the experience, training and knowledge required in order to qualify for a license and then issues the appropriate credentials. ROC's Most Wanted AZ ROC maintains a list of approximately 10 individuals representing the Most Wanted Unlicensed Entities operating within Arizona. These individuals are typically known to perform poor work or abandon projects, have active warrants for their arrest or are believed to have committed egregious acts against consumers. Help protect Arizonans; contact local law enforcement, if you’ve seen these individuals. Looking to Move Your Contracting Company to Arizona? Arizona is beautiful and allows for contracting work nearly year-round. The U.S. Census Bureau recently found Arizona is the sixth fastest growing state nationally and economic forecasts project further growth in 2018. If you're looking to move and have any questions about obtaining a license in Arizona or about reciprocation of licenses, we'd be more than happy to help. Prev Next Licensing Complaints and Investigations I Would Like to: Search for a Contractor File a Complaint Renew My License Online Find a Form See AZ ROC’s Most Wanted Unlicensed Entity List ROC News 01/29/2020 Sedona Police Department Arrests Wanted Unlicensed Handyman FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wed., Jan. 29, 2020 ... Twitter Happy Friyay! Have a great weekend. #TGIF #FridayFeeling https://t.co/xSfxaCPM42 #DYK the @ArizonaDOT offers free pre-apprenticeship training to help more minorities, women, disadvantaged individu… https://t.co/q8avxaGzSo Great story @GaryHarper3TV ! We love seeing our licensees do great work! 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