How Do I Renew My Delaware Electrical License

By: Ashley Berfield | May 01, 2018

3 Steps to Renew My Delaware Electrical License

Step 1 – When Does My Delaware Electrical License Expire:

Electrical licenses in Delaware expire on June 30th of even numbered years. Your electrical license will expire on June 30th 2018. Inactive and active licenses must be renewed in order to maintain their status. Several weeks before the permit expiration date, the board will send a renewal notice to the email address on the record.

Step 2 – Complete My Electrical Continuing Education:

Delaware electricians are required to complete 10 hours of continuing education, of which 5 hours must be related to the NEC. If you do not complete your continuing education requirements you cannot renew your electrical license.

We recommend starting your electrical continuing education early! JADE Learning offers online courses that enable you to meet your continuing education requirements for only $100. JADE Learning is approved by the Delaware Board of Electrical Examiners since 2005 and trusted provider #70603. Our courses are taught by licensed electricians and NEC code experts with decades of electrical experience! Once your courses are completed and paid, you’ll receive your completion certificates in PDF format in a confirmation email.

Step 3 – Renew My Delaware Electrical License:

Lastly, you will need to complete your license renewal application and pay your electrical license renewal fee Renew your Delaware electrical license.

. Be sure to start your electrical continuing education early and submit your renewal application on time to avoid any late fees or fines. It is illegal to practice in Delaware while your electrical license is expired. You can renew an expired license within one year after the June 30th deadline. However, you will be required to pay additional late fees. All late renewals are audited by the Delaware Board of Electrical Examiners.