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Home Inspectors are obligated to complete 40 hours of
continuing education (CE) credits to renew their license for the upcoming
licensure period. Administrative Order 2020-04 waived the requirement of
in-person CE for compliance during the public health emergency with NJAC
13:40-15.14 so you are not currently required to complete the required courses
in person. Of the required 40 units, three units must be on report writing,
three units must be on ethics, and three units must be on the rules governing
the practice of home inspection OR, beginning January 6, 2020, four units
on report writing and four units on ethics and the rules governing the practice
of home inspection in New Jersey. Any person receiving initial licensure as a home inspector
in the second year of a biennial registration period shall complete a minimum
of 20 continuing education credits before the end of the biennial registration
period. For the 2021-2023 renewal period only, a total of 40
credits can be obtained either virtually or in person with any variation of the
required nine (9) credits or recently adopted mandatory eight (8) continuing
education credits.
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ALERT
Acceptable Photograph and Electronic Evidence Formats
Please be advised that when submitting complaints with accompanying photographs, the submission of clear photographs will greatly assist the Committee in a timely review of your complaint. The following formats will be accepted for photographs or other electronic evidence: - PDFs;
- JPEG or PNG Image Files;
- MP3 Audio Files; or
- MP4 Video Files.
We appreciate your patience.
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The Home Inspection Advisory Committee, which is under the State Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, licenses home inspectors and regulates the home inspection profession.
The purpose of the Committee is to:
- protect the health, safety and welfare of the people of New Jersey;
- regulate the practice of home inspection; and
- ensure that home inspections are performed in compliance with State law.
The Committee protects the public by:
- ensuring that home inspectors meet all educational requirements for licensure;
- investigating and prosecuting home inspectors who have broken the state's consumer protection laws; and
- requiring all home inspectors to meet the standards for licensure and renew their licenses every two years.
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