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I got my Oregon letter on Saturday (6/9).

New PE license numbers have been posted to the OSBEELS (Oregon) site, so the results are basically out. Letters should be arriving tomorrow or Monday at the latest. Hopefully everyone in PA gets some news soon. After enduring this extra long wait, I really feel for anyone who is still...

I just found my name with a PE # next to it, too! I wasn't even planning on checking again tonight when the mail showed nothing, but I'm so glad I did. What a relief! And congrats to you!

At least you guys have your results! Still waiting in Oregon.

I can't 100% verify this, but a coworker's friend in Nevada supposedly got her results sometime last week.

I called OSBEELS three seperate times yesterday, and could not get anyone to answer. I'm beyond frustrated at this point.

And if you live in Oregon, they generally take so long to release the test results that if you did fail, you will have missed the application cut-off date for the next exam.

I definitely hope it means something for you. I wouldn't wish this wait on anyone!

Not to dash your hopes, but it is the same for Oregon and we're a non-NCEES released state.

Does PA release results through NCEES at least? For some reason Oregon still insists on mailing out a physical letter. I'm guessing you'll find out your results before I do (but, selfishly, I hope I'm wrong). On a side note, I was born and raised in PA. Go Buccos!

Just got an e-mail reply from OSBEELS. "The Board office staff are currently processing the results of the April 2012 examination administration. Upon completion, official correspondence will be mailed to the address on file." So, basically, they've told us nothing. Fantastic.

The next FEW weeks for Oregon???? Are you serious?

I called the board last night, and the person I talked to said they hoped to mail the letters out next week. Has anyone heard anything different?

I've sent an e-mail to OSBEELS but I haven't received a response. Has anyone had any luck getting information out of them?

I'm betting on Oregon.