This program is mandated by Federal Law and HUD per CFR 24 3280, 3282, 3285, 3286 in parts.

Anyone that installs a new manufactured home in a HUD-Administered state or territory.

Alaska

Connecticut

Hawaii

Illinois

Maryland

Massachusetts

Michigan

Montana

Nebraska

New Jersey

Rhode Island

South Dakota

Vermont

Wyoming

You must fill out the HUD 307 Manufactured Home Installer License Application with all required supplemental information.
Make sure to fill out the forms entirely with accurate information and legible handwriting. When you submit the application, you must also include the following:

1. A copy of your surety bond or irrevocable letter of credit and insurance policy.
   2. Proof of completion for an approved installer training course.

To renew you will need to re-apply. To qualify you must take 8 hours of continuing education courses and submit proof with your application. You will receive a notice to renew 6 months before your license expires at the email address you have on file with HUD. Your renewal must be submitted at least 60 days prior to the expiration date.

Any person applying for a license renewal after the date the license expires must apply for a new installation license.

A list will be published of contacts for qualifying continuing education providers and sent to licensed installers at the time they receive the notice for renewal.

In all HUD-Administered states and territories. Please see the list of states in Question 2.

You may still need a state, local and/or business license if required by your state or local government.

Yes, if you are installing a home in a HUD-Administered State.

Inspectors are not certified or licensed through HUD for this program. However, inspectors must meet qualifications pursuant to 24 CFR 3286.511 to be able to inspect manufactured homes in HUD-Administered states.