Expiration Dates of Electronic Licenses

Rule status: Proposed

Agency: DCWP

Comment by date: February 25, 2026

Rule Full Text
DCWP-NOH-Proposed-Amendment-Expiration-Date-for-Electronic-License.pdf

Department of Consumer and Worker Protection is proposing to amend its rules to extend the expiration date for the Electronic or Home Appliance Service Dealer license in order to streamline implementation of Local Law 183 of 2025, which modifies various provisions of DCWP’s licensing laws.

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Wednesday Feb 25 - 11:00am EST

Date

February 25, 2026
11:00am - 12:00pm EST

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