LEAD FIRM CERTIFICATION APPLICATION
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Tennessen Warning
For individuals applying for MDH credentials
Minnesota Statute, section 270C.72, subdivision 4, requires you to submit your social security
number before MDH can issue a credential to you.
For companies applying for an MDH credential
Minnesota Statute, section 270C.72, subdivision 4, requires you to supply your Minnesota
business identification number and your social security number before MDH issues a
credential to you. Minnesota Statutes, section 176 also requires you to provide the
information concerning Workers Compensation Insurance or your permit to self-insure.
For all applicants
MDH uses the information you provide on an application to determine if you meet the
requirements for an MDH credential. You are not required to provide any of the requested
information. However, if you do not provide the requested information, MDH will be unable
to process your application. If you submit false information, MDH will deny your application
or suspend, revoke, or take other disciplinary action against your credential after issuing it.
MDH will not disclose the information on your application to others during the application
process. MDH may disclose it to others, including the Attorney General’s Office and persons
information on the application, including your social security number, to the Minnesota
Department of Revenue at its request. If anyone contests your credential, the information on
your application may become public. Once MDH issues your credential, all information in the