Minnesota Residential Roofer Practice Test

To qualify for the $15,000 or less exemption, you must have an official Certificate of Exemption and sign a notarized affidavit. The Certificate of Exemption shows that the project meets the exemption criteria, typically based on project value, and indicates you don’t need the standard licensing or permits for higher-value work. The notarized affidavit adds legal weight by confirming under oath that the project is within the exemption and that you meet the conditions for it. Simply paying a fee, completing a training course, or registering with the city does not provide the necessary exemption documentation or prove eligibility, so they don’t satisfy the requirement on their own.