Florida interNACHI Exam

[Doug Edwards]

"with the other kids"

[Zoe Fackler]

Originally Posted by douglas

Has anyone given any thought to the finger printing part of the new law?
Some groups have someone do the fingerprinting after their exams for large groups. They tell me they're good for 3 months.


We have a company nearby that will do it for us a couple days a week so we're not concerned. Almost the last thing (app & check) we have to do for the license.

Finally - an issue other than my intergrity.

YES we have looked into the figure printing issue:
We contacted the DBPR and tried to get the finger print cards so that we could have an off duty Sherrif at our exam sites for fignerprinting. The DBPR would not relase or sell them to us. Each individual license applicant will get one with their package.

[Zoe Fackler]

Also - I did have a very nice long conversation with Chip. All is forgiven and forgotten.
I think many interNACHI members were simply surprised to see Florida interNACHI rise from the flames in such a quick manner - and were simply taken by surprise. But remember - this is NOT a new concept. We tried back in 2007 under Jay Schwartz (sp??) leadership to accomplish this same thing.
I am honored (and am tickled darn pink) that Nick had enough faith in me to allow me to get this up and running.
Florida interNACHI is here for the entire State - and it is here to stay.
It does not deminish or remove the importance of the local Chapters.
(Its very late so please forgive my spelling)

[Dale Duffy]

Hi Zoe

Nothing here about Florida testing-licensing, just wanted to say it was nice to meet you and Dennis at Riverview, I still cannot believe Gerry is not with us.

[Billy Boerner]

Originally Posted by jjonas

Exactly, you received a pay check for your services.

He wasn't paid near enough Jeff. Case in point. I have 62 people on site within this yard in IRAQ. The civilians are making well over 6 figures a year. The military gets normal everyday pay $4500 a month (far less) plus 6K in entitlements for being here. The military does all the hard labor. Talk about a fleecing of America. Come on!

[Jeffrey R. Jonas]

Originally Posted by bboerner

He wasn't paid near enough Jeff. Case in point. I have 62 people on site within this yard in IRAQ. The civilians are making well over 6 figures a year. The military gets normal everyday pay $4500 a month (far less) plus 6K in entitlements for being here. The military does all the hard labor. Talk about a fleecing of America. Come on!

I completely agree with you Billy. I never indicated he was. But thank you for confirming (as an "active" member of the Armed Forces) what Doug refuses to acknowledge.

[John Shishilla]

Originally Posted by zfackler

YES we have looked into the figure printing issue:
We contacted the DBPR and tried to get the finger print cards so that we could have an off duty Sherrif at our exam sites for fignerprinting. The DBPR would not relase or sell them to us. Each individual license applicant will get one with their package.

Electronic finger prints are quicker. They may even be required by now.

[Brian A. MacNeish]

Originally Posted by bboerner

He wasn't paid near enough Jeff. Case in point. I have 62 people on site within this yard in IRAQ. The civilians are making well over 6 figures a year. The military gets normal everyday pay $4500 a month (far less) plus 6K in entitlements for being here. The military does all the hard labor. Talk about a fleecing of America. Come on!

Good ole free enterprise and capitalism........take all yuh can git!!!!!

[Kenneth A. Townsend]

Zoe is to be commended,it is a lot of work and I wouldn't want to do it.
Thank you Zoe.

[John K. Denyko]

According to the Florida DBPR license application states that if you are applying for Licensure by Grandfathering you must submitt proof of certified home inspector by having passed "proctored" state test or a national association examination on home inspection services. Is the online testing that i took in 2005 from NACHI adequate since it is a national association.? I say yes , am i correct in stating this.
John Denyko
Champion Home Inspection LLC
Lake City, Fl.

[Greg Bell]

Originally Posted by jdenyko

According to the Florida DBPR license application states that if you are applying for Licensure by Grandfathering you must submitt proof of certified home inspector by having passed "proctored" state test or a national association examination on home inspection services. Is the online testing that i took in 2005 from NACHI adequate since it is a national association.? I nsay yes , am i correct in stating this.
John Denyko
Champion Home Inspection LLC
Lake City, Fl.

No the online test is not proctored.

[Nick Gromicko]

We're offering the proctored exams 6 more times in Florida: http://www.floridainternachi.org/