Maryland Code, Business Regulation § 8-303

(1) submit to the Commission an application on the form that the Commission provides;

(2) submit to the Commission with the license application proof of compliance with the insurance requirement of § 8-302.1 of this subtitle, if the applicant is applying for a contractor license;

(3) pay into the Fund the fee required under § 8-404(a) of this title, if the applicant is applying for a contractor license; and

(4) pay to the Commission an application fee set by the Commission.

(1) for an individual applicant, the name and address of the applicant;

(2) for a corporate applicant, the name and address of each officer;

(3) for a partnership applicant, the name and address of each partner;

(4) for a joint venture applicant, the name and address of each party to the joint venture;

(5) if the applicant acts as a contractor through a corporation or limited partnership, the name and address of the resident agent of the corporation or limited partnership in the State;

(6) if the applicant is applying for a contractor license, a complete description of the nature of the contracting business of the applicant;

(7) if the applicant is applying for a salesperson license, a complete description of the duties of the applicant;

(8) a record of the applicant's experience in the field of home improvement or other construction work, including dates when and addresses where the applicant has resided and done business;

(9) if the applicant provides lead paint abatement services, the Department of the Environment lead paint abatement accreditation number and accreditation expiration date;

(10) whether the applicant has ever held a professional or vocational license in this or any other state; and

(11) whether the applicant has had a professional or vocational license denied, suspended, or revoked.

(1) information about the applicant's character, experience, and financial stability; and

(2) any other information that the Commission needs.

(1) have submitted to the Commission, by a credit reporting agency approved by the Commission, a credit report that contains the information required by the Commission; or

(2) have paid to the Commission or the Commission's designee a credit report fee in an amount not to exceed the cost charged by a credit reporting agency approved by the Commission to obtain a credit report that contains the information required by the Commission.

(1) is confidential and is not a public record; but

(2) if relevant, is admissible as evidence in an administrative or judicial proceeding.