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Virginia Board for Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors (DPOR)
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Home inspector training rules in Virginia
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| State license or registration | Yes. Home inspector licenseOfficial source: law.lis.virginia.gov |
|---|---|
| Official title before licensing | None. The rules create no separate trainee or apprentice title or credential; experience counts as assisting a licensed home inspectorOfficial source: law.lis.virginia.gov |
| Education before licensing | A points system: at least 15 points, with at least 5 from education (for example a Board-approved 35- or 70-hour pre-license course)Official source: law.lis.virginia.gov |
| Supervised or ride-along inspections | At least 5 points from experience, which can include supervised inspectionsOfficial source: law.lis.virginia.gov |
| Who supervises | Experience must be gained assisting a properly licensed or certified home inspector under their direct supervision (or by lawful inspections elsewhere). Each 5 supervised inspections earn 1 point, up to 12; a month of full-time qualifying experience earns 2Official source: law.lis.virginia.gov |
| Exam | NHIEOfficial source: law.lis.virginia.gov |
Last verified . 6 of 6 items confirmed against official sources. Main source: Virginia Board for Asbestos, Lead, and Home Inspectors (DPOR).
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