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Under Michigan Act 299, a contractor's license must be renewed every:

Correct Answer

B) 3 years

Michigan contractor licenses under Act 299 must be renewed every 3 years.

Answer Options
A
5 years
B
3 years
C
2 years
D
1 year

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Michigan contractor licenses under Act 299 must be renewed every 3 years.

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