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bump and a half. I took mechanical systems and materials. I work in product design and engineering consulting and the PE is pretty much useless on a day-to-day basis. My boss asked everyone at the firm to pursue a PE and I am the only one that did. I got my license, I did not get a raise...

I contacted gentleman at the IDFPR to straighten out my situation. Apparently everything that I sent to CTS also needed to go the IDFPR Office (or maybe was only supposed to go there). CTS tells me that everything that I sent them in August is being sent or has been sent to the IDFPR. So it...

Passed October 2011 after 3.5 years out (and a co-op for that extra year of experience needed)

I thought for sure that would be included in what I paid. The joint application costs only $100. CTS pockets $100+ for each test on top of that? What paperwork is required when I submit additional payment to the state?

To the best of my knowledge I have paid the state all that I owe them -- I long ago paid whatever the required figure that was listed on the application. Here is the story -- maybe there are some issues here. -Did a co-op -- supplied official transcript and VE-PNG -Got my additional 3 years...

I sent an email over to CTS asking why my Overall Exam Results says "Incomplete for Licensure" despite my exam grade reading "Pass." The response was that it means nothing other than that I currently do not have a license. They could provide no insight into the cause of my not having a...

Still no license number for me . . . looks like it is time to start contacting CTS and the IDFPR to see what is deficient in my application.

I also cannot find my license through the IDFPR -- it is probable that they have not yet updated the database.

So according to CTS I passed Mechanical Systems but the entry adjacent to the field "Overall Exam Results" still reads "Incomplete for Licensure." Do any of you others that passed the IL PE have anything different in the "Overall Exam Results" field? Maybe I have a paperwork problem . . .