How do I claim my business on Tavlee?

Open your contractor page and choose to claim it, sign in, then complete two steps: prove your identity and prove your authority to represent the business.

How long does approval take?

Usually about a day or two. You'll get an email when the review team approves or rejects the claim.

Is claiming based on my contractor license?

No. Claiming is a manual identity-and-authority review: it confirms who you are and that you represent the business. That's separate from Tavlee's state-license verification.

Claiming your business

How a contractor claims their Tavlee listing: sign in, prove your identity, prove your authority to represent the business, and get approved.

Last updated: June 30, 2026

If a contractor page is your business, you can claim it. Claiming verifies that you are who you say you are and that you’re authorized to represent the business — after which you can manage the listing. It’s a manual review, not an automatic switch, because the badge on a claimed page is meant to actually mean something.

Start the claim

On your contractor page, use the “Is this your business?” link to open the claim flow. You’ll need to sign in first (or create an account). The first person to successfully claim a business becomes its owner; anyone who claims it afterward joins as a manager.

Step 1 — Prove your identity

Upload a government-issued photo ID and a selfie. These are encrypted, seen only by the review team, and used solely to confirm it’s really you. They are not shown on your public page.

Step 2 — Prove your authority

Show that you’re authorized to represent the business by providing a public web page that lists you at the company — for example a team or contact page — along with an optional note for the reviewer.

Review and approval

Once both steps are in, your claim goes to the review team and shows as In review.
Approval usually takes about a day or two. You’ll get an email when it’s approved or rejected — and if something needs fixing, you can update your filing and resubmit.
After approval, your listing appears under Your businesses and you can open its dashboard.

A note on licenses

Claiming is separate from Tavlee’s state-license verification. Verifying a license confirms a business is licensed; claiming confirms that yourepresent that business. Having a license doesn’t claim the page, and claiming the page doesn’t change the license shown on it.

Common questions

How do I claim my business on Tavlee?: Open your contractor page and choose to claim it, sign in, then complete two steps: prove your identity and prove your authority to represent the business.
What do I need to prove my identity?: A government-issued photo ID and a selfie. These are encrypted, seen only by the review team, and used solely to confirm it's really you.
How do I prove I'm authorized to manage the listing?: Provide a public web page that lists you at the company — for example a team or contact page — plus an optional note for the reviewer.
How long does approval take?: Usually about a day or two. You'll get an email when the review team approves or rejects the claim.
Is claiming based on my contractor license?: No. Claiming is a manual identity-and-authority review: it confirms who you are and that you represent the business. That's separate from Tavlee's state-license verification.
Who becomes the owner of a claimed listing?: The first person to successfully claim a business becomes its owner. Anyone who claims it afterward joins as a manager.