Licensed · Unclaimed

POSTAL SYSTEMS

B, D24, D42 · SAN DIEGO, CA 92198

State license

Number
904106
Type
B, D24, D42
Status
active
Expires
2027-01-31
Source
California CSLB

Location & contact

Address
La Mesa, CA 91942
SAN DIEGO, CA 92198
Email
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La Mesa, CA 91942

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›Is POSTAL SYSTEMS licensed in California?

Yes. POSTAL SYSTEMS holds license 904106 (B, D24, D42) recorded by California CSLB, valid to 2027-01-31. This listing is refreshed from that public register.

›What work does POSTAL SYSTEMS do?

The California register does not break this license down by trade, so no trade is claimed here.

›How do I contact POSTAL SYSTEMS?

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›Where is POSTAL SYSTEMS located?

SAN DIEGO, California, per the address on the license record.

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