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Yes, only in Texas

Mine lasted less than 2 hours in technical review

I studied for 9 months, 18 hours per week.

I'm logged in to MyNCEES and the link isn't working for me, anyone know where I can download this? Edit: Nevermind, I found it.

Only Texas gives you your score if you pass.

Change to FE "Other Disciplines" I also failed the FE Mechanical twice and passed the FE general exam on my first try. It was way easier.

I'm a licensed P.E. and I can't register for any FE or PE exams either it says "Exam of this type has already been passed". I can register for Structural and Surveying though. (Texas)

Have you tried checking through the Texas board? https://engineers.texas.gov/exam_check_grades.php

Take the General FE, its less difficult. I also failed the Mechanical FE twice, then passed the General FE.  I also passed the Mechanical PE so that shouldn't be an issue.

First week of December

Did you go to UT Tyler by any chance?

I got my P.E. number earlier today, I lasted maybe 1 hour in technical review. The whole process took less than 2 weeks! 😀

I'm currently in Admin review, when did they receive all your documents? How long was the process?

Texas requires 4 years experience after Bachelor's degree

I'm waiting to receive my reference statement and signed SERs from my references. Posting here to see if this helps to receive them soon in the mail 😀 

Welcome from Houston 😀

Can anyone share an example of qualifying Supplementary Experience Record (form EB-13) for Mechanical HVAC and Plumbing design for MEP?

I may have to switch to another company for a raise after getting my PE.

I also took the TestMasters classroom course in Houston this past Spring, Mechanical HVAC, which Mechanical discipline did you take?

I passed April 2018