Barbershop Owner License Details
Barbershop Owner License
General Info - Statewide License
Two year license that grants permission to operate a Barbershop in the state of Maryland.
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Approval time
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$200.00
Application cost
Obtaining the License
Ready to get your license? - Steps, Requirements, and Documents
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All barbershop applicants must provide evidence of the business' Good Standing status with the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation (SDAT). Evidence may be provided by printing a results screen from SDAT's Charter Record Search database. Once the business entity is located through the search, click on the "General Info" link. Print that window, and send it to the Board. There is no fee due to SDAT for printing the window.
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A Use and Occupancy permit must be obtained from the local zoning board prior to completing this application. Your application will not be processed without the Use and Occupancy permit. The Use and Occupancy Permit must be sent to the Board of Barbers within 10 days of submitting your application.
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The Board will conduct an inspection of the salon prior to issuing a permit.
Apply for the License
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Apply NowOnline Application
Complete the form
Maintaining Your License
Renewal and maintenance -
Maintaining your License (aka Related forms/requirements to maintain License/stay in good standing)
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Complete renewal application.
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Pay renewal fee.
Agency/Contact
License Issuer - Information
Who issues the license?
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Purpose
Why the License is required?
The Maryland Board of Barbers qualifies and licenses individuals seeking licensure and issues permits to business entities through which the trade of barbering is practiced. The Board also establishes health and safety standards for the operation of barbershops and trade schools.
Legal Authority
What laws and regulations give Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation the legal authority to issue this approval?
We regulate the practice of barbering under the provisions of Business Occupations and Professions Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, Title 4 and the Code of Maryland Regulations, Title 9, Subtitle 16.