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How to get accredited contractor status?

The Treefeller

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skyhuck Grand Master

skyhuck

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But say like you have only been trading about 12 months how long will it take for you to either become and AA recognised or CHAS which i know you do with the AA one??

 

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Its nothing to do with how long you have been trading, you could in theory start up and become accredited on the same day if you have every thing in place.

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Huck i think you need to trading for 1 or 2 years before you can apply to become AA approved, something to do with showing you are a genuine company within the industry, im sure AA techie put that in a post somewhere.

 

CHAS,safe contractor etc the next day if as you say your paperwork is in order.

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