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FAQ for North Carolina barbers and stylists

North Carolina FAQ: do I need insurance beyond my license?

Yes, whenever a host asks for a certificate. The North Carolina Board of Cosmetic Art Examiners will not send that certificate for you.

Limits on the online doors?

Eligible paths display $1M / $2M before a binder issues.

Solo entry price?

Eligible solos often start around $193 a year.

Small-shop path?

Qualifying shops on Option 2 get $5,000 business property. CoverSmart shows the exact price when you quote online.

Nails exception?

Nails need a custom quote, whether you work in Charlotte or anywhere else in North Carolina.

Human vs AI?

Edward is the AI that helps you navigate. Amanda Hill is the licensed human.

Premium promises in chat?

No promises. Premiums are set in underwriting.

Lease exhibit confusion?

Include the exhibit page when you send your form, so Stockton-Hill Insurance can see the exact wording.

Independent contractor labels?

Do not assume a contractor label keeps you on the solo door. Ask first.

Official board site?

The board's site is https://www.nccosmeticarts.com/.

Phone number?

Call (704) 594-5635.

Leaving a suite?

Have your certificates rewritten to take the former Charlotte host off.
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Liability for North Carolina chairs and suites

Call (704) 594-5635

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