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FEATURE / LICENSE VERIFICATION

Florida DBPR source check

Read the source. Show the honest verdict.

Compare a supported stored Florida state-license number with the latest successfully imported weekly construction extract. This is never presented as a live lookup.

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SOURCE COMPARISON / EXAMPLE

DBPR source comparison

Illustrative workflow
Stored license
Supported Florida state license
Number
Number not shown
Type
Certified / registered only
DBPR source
Weekly construction extract
Status pair
Primary + secondary
Pulled on
Date not shown

SOURCE-EXACT PRODUCT RULES

Verdict ladder

5 represented outcomes
  1. 01Current + ActiveVerified active

    Current and active with DBPR.

  2. 02Current + InactiveCurrent inactive

    Current but inactive with DBPR; confirm scope before relying on it.

  3. 03ProbationOn probation

    On probation per DBPR; confirm on the state site.

  4. 04SuspendedSuspended

    Suspended per DBPR.

  5. 05Not in the extractCould not verify

    Not found in the DBPR weekly extract. It may be lapsed or delinquent; confirm on the state site.

COMPARISON WORKFLOW / SOURCE-BACKED

The source receipt stays attached to the verdict.

  1. 01

    Hold a supported license record

    The comparison targets stored certified and registered Florida state-license types with a number.

  2. 02

    Import the weekly source

    A scheduled non-AWS job reads DBPR's construction-license extract and records the source pull date.

  3. 03

    Interpret the status pair

    Primary and secondary codes are evaluated together; a single favorable word is never enough.

  4. 04

    Keep the caveat attached

    The pulled-on date and confirm-at-DBPR boundary remain part of the result.

RECORD BOUNDARIES

Keep the weekly source beside the stored number.

Start with a supported license record and retain the pulled-on evidence.

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