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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
Agency 15. Virginia Board For Asbestos, Lead, And Home Inspectors
Chapter 30. Virginia Lead-Based Paint Activities Regulations
12/21/2024

FORMS (18VAC15-30).

Lead Abatement Worker License Application, A506-3351LIC-v4 (eff. 12/2021)

Lead Abatement Supervisor License Application, A506-3353LIC-v5 (eff. 12/2021)

Lead Abatement Inspector License Application, A506-3355LIC-v4 (eff. 12/2021)

Lead Abatement Risk Assessor License Application, A506-3356LIC-v6 (eff. 12/2021)

Lead Abatement Project Designer License Application, A506-3357LIC-v4 (eff. 12/2021)

Lead Abatement Contractor License Application, A506-3358LIC-v6 (eff. 12/2021)

Contractor - Asbestos & Lead License Renewal Form, A506-33CONREN-vs9 (rev. 4/2021)

Individual - Lead License Renewal Form, A506-33LREN-vs6 (rev. 4/2021)

Lead - Education Verification Application, A506-33LED-v3 (rev. 8/2015)

Lead - Experience Verification Application, A506-33LEXP-v3 (rev. 8/2015)

Lead Training Course Application, 3331LCRS-v5 (eff. 5/2020)

Inspector/Risk Assessor/Project Designer/Contractor Disclosure Form, A506-33LDIS-v2 (eff. 8/2013)

Virginia Lead Licensing Consumer Information Sheet, A506-33LCIS-v2 (eff. 8/2013)

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