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As an update, I got this from Texas Board of PE: As of May 1, 2016, Board rules allow Texas EITs to sit for the Principles and Practice of Engineering (PE) exam prior to applying for licensure.  This is your official notice that you may register for the PE exam if you so choose.

Thank you all, I decided to be and EIT for while, and get some good experience here in the US, I really appreciate all of you. Thanks again.

I searched the TX Board's website, it looks TX does not offer this, unfortunately. I did not know this, that is something worth a try. Thank You very much guys, these are valuable information and it is very helpful, I appreciate it.

Most of them were US engineers, but I don't recall any of them had PE license. I think I have to do it your way, work for a while and gain some experience here, this might turn out a good thing. Thank you for answers.

I am thinking it will help with finding a job, and it is a good way to show your knowledge of the material, or may be I am wrong?

Do you know any state would not require experience?

I passed a few weeks ago, it is really good, I only used this book with the Civil Review book.

Hello Everyone, I am new here, as matter of fact I am new in US too, I am Civil Engineer, I have about 13-year experience in civil engineering, I called Texas Board for registration for PE exam, and they told me I have to have FE and after three years and recommendation from 3 PE engineers, I...