Form F625-100-000 Washington Contractor's License Bond - License Number Change Rider - Washington

What Is Form F625-100-000?

This is a legal form that was released by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries - a government authority operating within Washington. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is a Washington Contractor's License Bond?
A: A Washington Contractor's License Bond is a type of surety bond that contractors in Washington State are required to obtain in order to obtain or renew their contractor's license.

Q: What is the Form F625-100-000 Washington Contractor's License Bond?
A: The Form F625-100-000 Washington Contractor's License Bond is the official form used to apply for a contractor's license bond in Washington State.

Q: What is the License Number Change Rider?
A: The License Number Change Rider is an additional document that is used to update the license number on an existing contractor's license bond.

Q: When is the License Number Change Rider used?
A: The License Number Change Rider is used when a contractor's license number has changed, and the contractor needs to update their existing bond to reflect the new license number.

Q: Do I need to submit the License Number Change Rider every time my license number changes?
A: Yes, if your license number changes, you will need to submit the License Number Change Rider to update your existing contractor's license bond.

Q: Are there any fees associated with the License Number Change Rider?
A: Yes, there may be fees associated with submitting the License Number Change Rider. You should contact the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries for specific fee information.

Q: Can I use the License Number Change Rider to update other information on my contractor's license bond?
A: No, the License Number Change Rider is only used to update the license number on an existing bond. If you need to update other information, you may need to submit a different form or document.

Q: Is a contractor's license bond required in all states?
A: No, the requirement for a contractor's license bond varies by state. Washington State is one of the states that requires contractors to have a license bond.

Q: What happens if I don't have a contractor's license bond in Washington State?
A: If you don't have a contractor's license bond in Washington State, you may not be able to obtain or renew your contractor's license.