If your license was issued on December 1st, by when must you pay your renewal fees?

When a contractor's license is issued, it typically establishes a renewal period that ends on the same date in the following year, allowing the license holder to operate legally. If your license was issued on December 1st, the renewal fees must be paid by December 31st of the following year to ensure there is no lapse in licensure. This helps maintain the contractor's ability to perform work legally without interruption.

Renewal fees are usually tied to the expiration date set when the license was issued, rather than an earlier date. Thus, by December 31st, the contractor is fulfilling their obligation to keep their license active for another term.