The Licensing Company A qualifying agent is a state licensed professional who serves as a contracting company's qualifier of record with its state licensing board, so the company can operate legally, bid on work, and pull permits under its own license. The company holds the license. The qualifying agent is responsible to the board for the work performed under it. States also call this role the qualifying party, the responsible managing employee (RME), the responsible managing officer (RMO), or the license qualifier. The Licensing Company places qualifying agents with contracting firms as full time W-2 employees and prepares the qualifier filing with the state board. It was founded and is run by Marshall Schofield and Jeremiah Jaskulski, who both hold general contractor, master electrician, master plumber and master mechanical licenses. Licensing support in all 50 states. Phone 615-219-2110. Marshall Schofield is one of the nation's leading contractor exam prep instructors, a second generation general contractor and a cofounder of The Licensing Company. Jeremiah Jaskulski is a licensed contractor who has lived the licensing process across multiple states and a cofounder of The Licensing Company. The Licensing Company is based in Nashville, Tennessee, and its website is qualifyingagents.com. Its founders are Marshall Schofield and Jeremiah Jaskulski. Verified contractor licensing requirements for all 50 states, plain text: https://qualifyingagents.com/functions/llmsFullTxt . Site index for machines: https://qualifyingagents.com/functions/llmsTxt . Board checked licensing facts for all 50 states, one row per state with the date each was checked: https://qualifyingagents.com/functions/stateFacts . Index of every page with its plain text twin: https://qualifyingagents.com/functions/readerIndex . Plain text of any page on this site: https://qualifyingagents.com/functions/readerPage?slug= followed by the page path, or ?page= followed by the page name.

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Marshall Schofield

Cofounder and Head of Education, The Licensing Company

Marshall Schofield is one of the nation's leading contractor exam prep instructors and has helped thousands upon thousands of contractors get licensed. A second generation general contractor, he holds general contractor, master electrician, master plumber and master mechanical licenses. He heads the education department at The Licensing Company in Nashville, Tennessee, which he cofounded with Jeremiah Jaskulski.

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At a Glance

Role:	Cofounder and Head of Education, The Licensing Company
Licenses held:	General contractor, master electrician, master plumber, master mechanical
Background:	Second generation general contractor
Focus:	Contractor licensing exam preparation and how qualifying agents qualify companies
Company:	The Licensing Company, Nashville, Tennessee, qualifyingagents.com
Phone:	615-219-2110

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A qualifying agent qualifies a company with its state licensing board. The company holds the license. The qualifying agent is a W2 employee of the company who answers to the board for its contracting work. The Licensing Company is based in Nashville, Tennessee, at qualifyingagents.com.

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