Your CCB number helps homeowners verify a license Potential customers who see your license number on your business cards, bids, etc. can quickly confirm your license status on our website or by calling 503-378-4621. Many homeowners call the CCB to check on contractors but don’t know the owner’s name or the correct spelling.
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What is a CCB and why is it important?
What Is a CCB and Why Is It Important? In the State of Oregon, a CCB (Construction Contractor Board) License is issued to “anyone who works for compensation in any construction activity involving improvements to real property.” Oregon.gov
What is a CCB license in the state of Oregon?
In the State of Oregon, a CCB (Construction Contractor Board) License is issued to “anyone who works for compensation in any construction activity involving improvements to real property.” Oregon.gov Regardless of the type of project you are hiring a contractor for, you always want to choose a contractor that is licensed by the State.
How do I contact the CCB for standard maintenance?
Please contact our helpful staff at 503-378-4621 The CCB's contractor portal page and contractor search page will be down for standard maintenance starting at 9AM Saturday August 27th, 2022. We apologize for the inconvenience. Beware of these contractors!
Do you have a CCB for a contractor?
Any contractor can say they have a CCB (which could be true), but this doesn’t mean that it hasn’t expired due to nonpayment or possibly too many complaints. Log on to the CCB website to do a quick check and find out if the license is active or if the company has had any complaints in the last 10 years.
How to get a CCB number?
Who is responsible for CCB?
How to apply for CCB?
How old do you have to be to get a CDB?
When will BC child opportunity benefit be available?
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Steven Antonio Behrent
Working in western Oregon, Steven takes large down payments and does not complete the work or return payment. The work he does is not to industry standard. He uses a CCB license number associated with another company without permission and uses a business name of “Hood Mountain Construction”.
Kevin Glen Whiting
Known to do business in Lane, Linn, Coos, Deschutes, Benton and surrounding counties. Whiting is known to do business as Apex Appliance Repair, Premier Appliance and Refrigeration and Willamette Appliance Service. Whiting performs extremely dangerous electrical installations that he’s not qualified to perform.
Bobby James McQuillan Jr
He is known to work in Roseburg Oregon and all surrounding areas. Bobby James McQuillan Jr is unlicensed, unqualified and offering remodeling work which he does not have the abilities to perform. The majority of his work results in complaints for substandard work. Bobby James McQuillan Jr is a habitual offender.
Austin Lewis Medford
Works in Coos Bay and Surrounding areas. Austin Lewis Medford is unlicensed offering concrete work that he is unqualified to perform. Austin Lewis Medford is a habitual offender.
Christopher Lee Lane
He is known to work in Jackson county and surrounding areas. He claims to be a carpenter but is not qualified to perform any construction activities in the State of Oregon. Christopher Lee Lane is a habitual offender.
Gregory Mason Miller
Gregory Mason Miller is an unlicensed home inspector who has been falsely using another contractor’s license number for several years. Miller primarily operates in Central and Eastern Oregon but is also known to operate in the Portland area and the Columbia Gorge. Miller is a habitual offender.
Zachary T Haney
Continued to work after license suspended. Outstanding debt resulting from complaints for substandard work.
How to get a CCB number?
You and your spouse or common-law partner (if you have one) need a social insurance number (SIN) to apply for the CCB. To get a SIN, go to a Service Canada office to apply in person and you will get one during that visit. You will have to provide a document that proves your identity, such as your birth certificate. If you live in an inaccessible area or 100 kilometers or more from a Service Canada office, you can apply by mail.
Who is responsible for CCB?
For CCB purposes, when a child resides with a female parent in the home, the female parent is usually considered to be primarily responsible for the child and should apply. However, if the child's other parent is primarily responsible, they can apply.
How to apply for CCB?
You can apply for the CCB by using "Apply for child benefits" in My Account or by sending Form RC66, Canada Child Benefits Application. If you are the mother of a newborn, you can use the Automated Benefits Application to apply for your child's benefits.
How old do you have to be to get a CDB?
If you have a child under 18 years of age who is eligible for the disability tax credit (DTC), you are eligible for the CDB. A child is eligible for the DTC when we have approved Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate, for that child. For more information on the DTC, go to Disability tax credit.
When will BC child opportunity benefit be available?
As of October 2020 , this benefit replaces the BC early childhood tax benefit. Eligible families with children under 18 years of age will receive this benefit. For more information, see BC child opportunity benefit.
How to get a CCB number?
You and your spouse or common-law partner (if you have one) need a social insurance number (SIN) to apply for the CCB. To get a SIN, go to a Service Canada office to apply in person and you will get one during that visit. You will have to provide a document that proves your identity, such as your birth certificate. If you live in an inaccessible area or 100 kilometers or more from a Service Canada office, you can apply by mail.
Who is responsible for CCB?
For CCB purposes, when a child resides with a female parent in the home, the female parent is usually considered to be primarily responsible for the child and should apply. However, if the child's other parent is primarily responsible, they can apply.
How to apply for CCB?
You can apply for the CCB by using "Apply for child benefits" in My Account or by sending Form RC66, Canada Child Benefits Application. If you are the mother of a newborn, you can use the Automated Benefits Application to apply for your child's benefits.
How old do you have to be to get a CDB?
If you have a child under 18 years of age who is eligible for the disability tax credit (DTC), you are eligible for the CDB. A child is eligible for the DTC when we have approved Form T2201, Disability Tax Credit Certificate, for that child. For more information on the DTC, go to Disability tax credit.
When will BC child opportunity benefit be available?
As of October 2020 , this benefit replaces the BC early childhood tax benefit. Eligible families with children under 18 years of age will receive this benefit. For more information, see BC child opportunity benefit.
