How to get your Work History for the Electrical Journeyman Exam in California. Form-SSA-7050

In this video I walk you through how to apply to get your work history print out from the social security administration so you can apply to take the journeyman electrical exam in California.
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[@thezekeshow9675]

this video is gold thanks brotha!

[@theyoungelectrician]

Thanks bro! Glad it helped

[@richardgeiger1669]

Let’s go !
God speed my friend

[@richardgeiger1669]

I like it!

[@matthewgutierrez2427]

If you are submitting just your hours to qualify to take test… do you need anything other then the SS form?

[@theyoungelectrician]

From my best understanding the DIR will ask for a written letter from your employer verifying your hours worked for them. The letter has to include the business name. Their C-10 license number and a contract person. If you can get that letter and send it with your application you should be good

[@theyoungelectrician]

If your 8000hr are from multiple companies then you will need a letter from each company

[@UltimateEffectsHD]

Thanks for the video, super helpful! I have two questions that I seem to be getting mixed answers on. Do you know if you need an active ET card for all 4 years in order for the hours to count? And if I’m planning on moving states in a couple months to a state that doesn’t reciprocate with California, is it better to still take my test in California before moving, or should I just print out my hours from the IRS and then take the test in the new state I am moving to?
Thanks in advance

[@theyoungelectrician]

Thanks, I’m glad it helped! Yes, only time worked while having an active ET card will be counted in California

[@theyoungelectrician]

You should check to see if it will be easier to get certified in the other state if you have a ca journeyman card. Sometimes the process is easier if you’re already certified in another state

[@theyoungelectrician]

Also, you can use your W2 forms as proof of work history instead of getting a print and save that $100. That’s what the apprenticeship programs do. I just put this video up because a lot of people would rather just get a print out of their work history.