What must Linda do to obtain an individual license as a general partner who is not qualified?

To obtain an individual license as a general partner who is not qualified, submitting a waiver of the exam is the necessary course of action. In the context of pool contractor licensing, individuals who are not qualified typically refer to partners in a general partnership who do not possess the requisite experience or qualifications normally required to pass the contractor examination.

By submitting a waiver of the exam, the individual is essentially requesting that their lack of qualification be overlooked, based on specific circumstances or perhaps related qualifications or experiences they possess. This waiver allows them to bypass the typical requirement of passing a contractor exam, which is a standard procedure for qualified applicants.

The process of applying for a new license or taking the contractor exam would not be applicable in this scenario, given that the individual is already part of a partnership that holds a license. Enrolling in a construction management course might provide educational benefits, but it does not directly address the requirement for licensure in this specific context. Therefore, submitting a waiver aligns with the rules governing licensing for those who are general partners but do not hold the qualifications needed for the typical licensure pathway.