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Check the license against DBPR's own file.

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Your Florida state license, checked against DBPR's weekly construction file, with what the state says and the day we pulled it.
The FL Permit Pay License check panel, showing the stored credential beside the authority record pulled from the DBPR weekly extract, with the pulled-on date attached.
FL Permit PayThe License check panel. Your stored record on the left, the authority record and its pull date on the right.

DBPR check

Your license beside DBPR's record

Stored license
Supported Florida state license
Number
Your license number
Type
Certified / registered only
DBPR source
Weekly construction extract
Status codes
Primary and secondary
Pulled on
The date we pulled it

Five DBPR results, in plain English

  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.

The pull date stays attached to the result.

  1. 01

    Hold a supported license record

    The check covers certified and registered Florida state licenses with a number on file.

  2. 02

    Import the weekly source

    Once a week we pull DBPR's construction-license file and record the date we pulled it.

  3. 03

    Read both status codes

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

  4. 04

    Show the pull date

    Every result carries the date we pulled the file and a link to check DBPR directly.

Keep the weekly source beside the stored number.

Start with a supported license record; the pull date stays with it.

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