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I know for a fact that California has this exemption if you worked in the defense industry. They will still evaluate your work but it wouldn't have to be under a licensed PE. I hope that answers your question. 

No one? hmm might not be a good prep course

Has anyone taken the CAL State LA Power PE Prep Course? How was it?

What state?

Mystery solved

I mean didn't get a survey and passed

Anyone else got a survey and passed?

Just as slow as the traffic

I heard you can find out sooner if you look up your name under the license lookup for each state, does anyone know how much sooner?

Yes

Call your evaluator, I did and he was able to review my application over the phone.

Me too... Finally!

Weird why hasn't anyone said that they have been approved yet, are they that backed up?

Yes it is based on last name but I wonder if the tech evaluator is done the same way?

Update: Finally got in contact with my evaluator and was told that my application was forward to the engineer for tech evaluation but didn't even get my first postcard yet. He also mentioned that the engineer was out and will return this week so that might have been the reason for the delay...

how long has it been since you submitted?

Anyone still waiting on word from the board if they are approved? Its been about 2 months for me so far and haven't gotten a postcard yet, is this normal?

To piggy back on this topic, has anyone used the exempt employee exception? The exception is that if you work in an industry that manufacture products for the department of defense, your supervisor that signs off on your experience doesnt have to be licensed. Can anyone shed some light on this?

Engineers I am an Electrical Engineer and want to apply to take my PE. I have my FE and have been working for my company that works with the DoD for the past 6 years. The problem I am having is that there are no PE EE in the company that can sign off on my experience, the reason is because...