Arizona Statutes and Rules Practice Test

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• A new qualifying party must have at least two years of experience within the last how many years?
• Owners can refuse to certify and approve a bill within how many days of receiving it according to the prompt pay act?
• What is NOT a reason a contractor can abandon a contract without repercussions?
• For a contractor to dispute a lien filed against them, how many days do they have?
• What does Arizona Revised Statute § 28-3211 pertain to?
• What will result from a contractor's failure to comply with the solar energy devices act?
• What additional amount must a contractor repay to the Residential Contractors recovery fund besides the awarded claim?
• What influences the verdict in a civil case in Arizona?
• What term describes the procedure a licensee can pursue before a formal hearing?
• Which state agency has the authority to issue a contractor license?
• A surety bond for a contractor must be addressed to which entity?
• Under which Arizona statute can a person file for bankruptcy?
• How many days does a licensee have to notify the Registrar of disassociation with their qualifying party?
• How soon must a settlement conference take place after a request to appeal the registrar's decision to deny a license?
• What is the consequence of not renewing a license by its renewal date?
• Which of the following is a requirement for contractors regarding workers' compensation laws?
• Which of the following does A.R.S. Title 14 cover?
• In Arizona, what is defined as "community property"?
• When do real property claims typically face a statute of limitations under A.R.S. § 12-542?
• What justifies a claim for intentional infliction of emotional distress in Arizona?
• What is the definition of "mediation" according to Arizona statutes?
• How many days does a contractor have to file to release a lien after being paid to avoid penalties?
• What is prohibited for licensees when working with unlicensed contractors?
• Which agency oversees the licensing and regulation of professions such as nursing and real estate in Arizona?
• What civil penalty may a licensee face if they continue to contract after their license has been suspended?
• In Arizona, which group can seek visitation rights for children?
• What can lead the Registrar to revoke a license after the fact?
• Which commercial license classification is allowed to subcontract electrical work?
• What is required for a will to be valid in Arizona?
• What can the Registrar issue in response to contractor complaints or violations?
• How many members comprise the Arizona House of Representatives?
• What is the minimum common ownership percentage required for one person to act as the qualifying party for two licensees?
• What does Arizona Revised Statute (A.R.S.) § 25-401 define?
• What is the maximum award that can be paid from the residential contractors recovery fund for a single claim?
• What is likely to happen if a contractor continuously fails to comply with contract terms?
• What is the primary focus of the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act?
• In the context of license applications, what does "administratively incomplete" refer to?
• What is the primary obligation of contractors regarding the price stated in their contracts?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a contractor license?
• Under Arizona law, what is required to legally adopt a child?
• When a claim is paid from the Residential Contractors recovery fund, what happens to the responsible contractor's license?
• What consequence may arise from a felony conviction for a contractor?
• How long does a subcontractor have to wait after sending notice before they can suspend their work?
• When a contractor returns to fix an issue within the warranty period, when does the limitation period reset?
• Which title of the Arizona Revised Statutes addresses criminal law?
• What type of costs might a registrar order to be included in an order for restitution to a claimant?
• What is the minimum amount owed to a supplier that could lead to a license suspension?
• What is the consequence for a person convicted of contracting without a license regarding their license application?
• The Registrar of Contractors may waive certain requirements if the qualifying party has acted as such in Arizona for how many years?
• Where is an ROC license number required to be posted by contractors?
• Which of the following is eligible for payment from the Residential Contractors recovery fund?
• Who can initiate a guardianship proceeding in Arizona?
• Under what condition is the Registrar prohibited from investigating a complaint?
• If a licensee fails to follow a written directive from the AZ ROC, what is the potential civil penalty?
• How is a felony defined under Arizona law?
• What could be a potential consequence for a licensee if they are found guilty of repeated violations?
• What must be proven to obtain a restraining order in Arizona?
• Which of the following tasks must be performed by a licensed contractor?
• If the registrar determines a license bid on a job while their license was on inactive status, what is the maximum civil penalty they may impose?
• What is the maximum liability for claims from the residential contractors recovery fund for a single license?
• What action is specifically prohibited against contractors regarding their preliminary 20-day notice?
• How long is the statute of limitations for personal injury claims in Arizona?
• For a licensee on active military duty, how many days after returning from duty is the renewal period extended?
• What consequence may a contractor face for failing to file a response to a citation from the registrar?
• What is the legal age for adults to possess marijuana in Arizona?
• What are the grounds for revoking a driver's license in Arizona?
• If a license application is found to be administratively incomplete, what is the maximum time frame in which the Registrar must notify the applicant?
• If the qualifying party stops working for the licensee, how long do they have to notify the Registrar of Contractors?
• What term is used when a license is no longer active yet has not been officially revoked?
• If a license is not renewed on time, what is the maximum time allowed to renew before expiration?
• What must a contractor do upon receiving a payment for which a lien was placed?
• If a qualifying party is no longer working for the license, what is required for the license to remain valid?
• When does the statute of limitations expire for a door painted on January 1st, that had peeling paint discovered on February 1st, after being repainted on March 1st?
• Under Arizona law, what is the term for the unlawful killing of another person without premeditation?
• What time frame is specified for contractors to pay subcontractors after receiving payment for their work?
• A contractor may fulfill the bond requirement with what options?
• If a contractor does not make timely payments to a subcontractor, how many days notice must the subcontractor give before suspending performance?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement under the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act?
• What is the role of a jury in civil cases in Arizona?
• What is one outcome if a person exceeds marijuana possession limits in Arizona?
• License exams must be submitted within how many years after taking the exam?
• What will happen if a contractor fails to pay for services or materials exceeding $750?
• What should contractors ensure regarding wood-destroying pests in new builds?
• Which statute governs the use of veterans’ benefits in Arizona?
• What can result from committing fraud in contractor operations?
• What is the term for the professional manner in which licensed contractors are expected to perform their tasks?
• What is the required notice period for tenants regarding lease termination under ARS § 33-1375?
• What is the required time frame for notifying the AZ ROC of disassociation with a qualifying party?
• If you have a B- General license, what type of work must be subcontracted?
• What does it mean to subcontract with an unlicensed contractor for required work?
• Which title in the Arizona Revised Statutes would you refer to for tax regulations?
• Which of the following is NOT a minimum element of a construction contract?
• What is required to claim a homestead exemption in Arizona?
• A military spouse relocating to Arizona can waive the trade exam if they have previously held a license in a comparable classification for how long?
• What can a subcontractor do if their payment is delayed according to the prompt pay act?
• If a license with a cash bond is cancelled, when can the licensee withdraw any remaining balance?
• If actual occupancy occurs two months after the close of escrow on new construction, how long does the owner have to file a complaint?
• After a license’s inactivation, what is the longest period it can remain inactive?
• What statute outlines the process for acquiring a professional license in Arizona?
• What is the purpose of the Arizona Administrative Code?
• What is indicated when a contractor operates under a different name than what is shown on their license?
• When submitting an application, what occurs if it is deemed administratively incomplete after review?
• For areas of the roof other than the Northeast corner, when does the statute of limitations expire if a leak was reported on February 1st after installation on January 1st?
• A license that has not been renewed by the renewal date is automatically classified as what?
• What is the term length for a justice of the Arizona Supreme Court?
• What is the primary goal of the Arizona Child Protective Services (CPS)?
• What license status is required for contractors to offer or bid on contracts?
• What is the minimum wage in Arizona as of 2023?
• What can happen to a contractor's license if they fail to comply with safety or labor laws?
• What must the registrar provide within a specified number of days after receiving an administrative recommendation?
• Under Arizona law, what is the age of majority?
• What is the Arizona law concerning the sale of alcohol to minors?
• What notice is required before a contractor can stop work due to non-payment from an owner?
• What ongoing duty do contractors have when building a new single-family residence?
• Which Arizona Statute outlines the procedures for eviction?
• What happens if a contractor lies on a license application?
• What is the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for driving in Arizona?
• What constitutes false advertising in the context of contractor activities?
• What does failure to comply with Title 32, chapter 10 indicate?
• What could be considered a fraudulent act in contracting?
• Which of the following actions is a clear violation that can impact a contractor’s license?
• What does the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act permit?
• Which of the following can be the reason for a contractor to be suspended from their license?
• After submitting a license application and paying the fees, within how many days must the Registrar of Contractors respond?
• In Arizona, what is required to obtain a divorce?
• According to the prompt pay act, what is the maximum time owners have to pay contractors after a bill is certified and approved?
• Who is required to submit to a background check before a license application can be submitted?
• What is the enforcement deadline for mechanics and materialmen's lien in Arizona?
• What must contractors ensure regarding social security and workers' compensation laws?
• When is an ROC license number considered to be 'prominently displayed' on a website?
• A B- General contractor must subcontract which of the following types of work?
• What is the permissible level of involvement of a grandparent in a child's life in Arizona?
• Which types of licensees must maintain good standing with the Arizona Corporation Commission to renew?
• How is "negligent hiring" defined under Arizona law?
• What is one of the primary roles of the Registrar of Contractors?
• What does "due process" refer to under Arizona law?
• What written notice period must a contractor provide to the owner before stopping work due to non-payment?
• Under Arizona lien law, how many days from the filing of a 'notice of completion' does a contractor have to file a mechanics and materialmans' lien?
• What is required from contractors when there are deviations from plans or specifications?
• What is required for a conservatorship under Arizona law?
• A licensee may request an informal settlement conference prior to a formal hearing no less than how many days before the hearing?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement under workmanship standards for licensed contractors?
• What is the Arizona statute regarding child support?
• In Arizona, who is primarily responsible for enforcing contractor regulations?
• What type of practices does the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act aim to prevent?
• What is the penalty for driving under the influence (DUI) for a first offense in Arizona?
• If a licensed business entity has a change in ownership of 25% or more, when must the Registrar be notified?
• What is the interest rate specified by the prompt pay act for overdue payments to subcontractors?
• What is the "Good Samaritan law" in Arizona designed to do?
• What is prohibited in relation to a contractor serving a preliminary 20-day notice?
• If a license application is either returned or withdrawn, which fee will NOT be refunded to the applicant?
• When does the statute of limitations expire for the Northeast corner of the roof if it was fixed on March 1st after installation on January 1st?
• What is the legal term for the administrative hearings process in Arizona?
• Under Arizona law, what age is considered a minor?
• What action may the Registrar take if a licensee fails to inform about a disassociation within the required timeframe?
• In what cases can a contractor's license be denied renewal?
• Which title governs probate law in Arizona?
• How long does a licensee have to request a hearing to contest a claim from the Residential Contractors recovery fund?
• When must a contractor notify the Registrar of a significant change in ownership?
• If someone has had a license revoked or denied, how long must they wait before applying for a new license?
• Which agency has the authority to issue citations to licensed contractors in Arizona?
• What does the Registrar do in response to known violations?
• A person convicted of contracting without a license is barred from being part of a license application for how many years?
• When the Registrar requests additional materials for an incomplete license application, how many days does the applicant have to provide the materials before the application may be returned?
• A contractor license is required when the total cost, including materials, is more than what amount?
• What is the significance of A.R.S. § 14-3101?
• In terms of contractor responsibilities, what is expected regarding payment for materials or services?
• When must contractors follow building codes?
• What is the maximum penalty for a class 1 misdemeanor in Arizona?
• What is the penalty timeframe for a contractor who fails to release a lien after receiving payment?
• According to the prompt pay act, what is the minimum monthly interest rate for late payments to subcontractors?
• Which of the following actions would lead to disciplinary action related to contractor licensing?
• After an administrative hearing regarding a complaint, when must the administrative law judge issue a recommendation to the registrar?
• What is the legal age for entering into a contract in Arizona?
• Who is required to notify the Registrar of contractors about disassociation?
• When a contractor's license is suspended, what activities are they prohibited from doing?
• What does abandonment of a contract involve?
• Under Arizona law, when can a minor consent to medical treatment?
• What document establishes the requirements for not-for-profit corporations in Arizona?
• What is the required passing score for license exams?
• How many days does a licensee have to notify the Registrar when their qualifying party resigns?
• When can a contractor withdraw from a cash bond after license cancellation?
• In which case can contractors provide a website instead of an ROC license number?
• Under what condition can a contractor file a lawsuit for payment in Arizona?
• What is the waiting period for civil annulment in Arizona?
• What must adoptive parents comply with under Arizona law during the adoption process?
• What is the maximum time allowed to file a written complaint against a contractor's license?
• What constitutes a violation of a rule adopted by Arizona ROC?
• If a citation is issued by mail against a license, how long does the license have to file a response?
• How many times may a license be inactivated?
• What is the Arizona statute for the protection of trade secrets?
• What results from knowingly contracting outside the scope of a contractor's license classification?
• What is the minimum dollar amount for a construction contract to be required in writing and include nine elements?
• What type of work might a contractor need a specialty license for?
• Which Arizona statute governs the formation and operation of partnerships?
• How many days does the registrar have to accept, reject, or modify the decision after receiving a recommendation from the administrative law judge?
• What is the role of the Arizona Corporation Commission?
• If a contractor fails to comply with a written directive, what is the maximum civil penalty they face?
• What kind of conduct can lead to a successful claim for emotional distress?
• If a license requests inactivation, how long can it remain inactivated?
• How many days does a license need to requalify with a new qualifying party after a disassociation?
• What does A.R.S. § 23-371 relate to?
• In Arizona, how long does a contractor have to submit a lien after a notice of completion?
• What is the primary purpose of Arizona Revised Statutes (ARS)?
• Which type of business is eligible for a contractor license in Arizona?
• What happens to a licensee's ability to renew after not doing so for the maximum allowed time?
• If a lien has been filed against a licensed contractor, how many days do they have to dispute it?
• What action leads to a failure to deny responsibility during a citation process?
• What is a consequence if anyone on a license is associated with a revocation elsewhere?