Licensing Clerks are mostly employed in government regulatory bureaus and well as professional licensing associations. They are responsible for issuing permits and licenses to applicants, either after completing the application requirements or presentation of notice of successful passing of a licensure exam. They also collect associated licensing fees or assist in the administration of licensing exams.
Sample Licensing Clerk CV Template
Soriah D. Davenport
Westgate St, Newcastle, England
Phone: 0191-4461187
hershey_tb@ycmail.com
Objective
To work as a Licensing Clerk for a professional regulatory or licensing body
Professional Experience
2002 – Present: Assistant Procurement Clerk, Consolidated Manufacturing, Ltd.
- Advice license applicant of the requirements and issue application forms
- Collect specified license or permit fees.
- Gather and process licensing applications
- Maintain licensing database by entering application data and providing coded information for each applicant.
- Notify applicant upon application or via mail about the schedules of licensing exams and/or documentary supports requirements.
- Assist in the administration and processing of tests on exam day.
- Process application information by verifying completeness and accuracy and applicant’s age qualification and residency.
- Notify applicants by phone, registered mail or email about results of exam or if they need to retake license tests.
- Maintain adequate application forms in the office
Skills
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills to deal with applicants and customer queries.
- Good organization and multitasking skills to sort out licensing applications while entertaining applicants.
Achievements
Awarded Employee of the Year 2004 to 2008 for high performance ranking
Education
1999 – 2002: Diploma in High School, Brockworth Enterprise School, Gloucester
Reference
Can be provided upon request