Verify an individual's Texas elevator mechanic, inspector, or contractor license status

domain: tdlr.texas.gov — License Verification · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps

  1. Use the general TDLR license verification tool at tdlr.texas.gov/verify.htm
  2. Select the correct license type under the Elevators, Escalators and Related Equipment program rather than searching across all TDLR programs blindly
  3. Search by licensee name or license number and confirm current status and expiration
  4. If the person also appears in the TDLR Elevator Data Search as tied to specific completed jobs/courses, cross-check both for consistency
  5. Call TDLR's Elevators Program line for disputes or unclear statuses rather than relying solely on the self-service search

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