I am currently a license Structural Engineer of Hawaii State and I am planning to relocate to Seattle maybe next year with my husband.
I passed the FE in 2005 and 16 hour NCEES SEI and SEII exam in 2008.
Does anyone know that if I can get PE or SE license by comity in Washington State?
The website of Washington engineering license says:http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/engineerslandsurveyors/engapply-comity.html
Licensing requirements
If you’re licensed in another state and want a Professional Engineer license in Washington, you must:
[*]Pass the Washington Law and Ethics exam.
Is the SE1 and SEII considering as a PE exam? Or I have to take a civil engineering PE exam?
Thanks!
I passed the FE in 2005 and 16 hour NCEES SEI and SEII exam in 2008.
Does anyone know that if I can get PE or SE license by comity in Washington State?
The website of Washington engineering license says:http://www.dol.wa.gov/business/engineerslandsurveyors/engapply-comity.html
Licensing requirements
If you’re licensed in another state and want a Professional Engineer license in Washington, you must:
- Be currently licensed in a U.S. state or other Washington board-approved jurisdiction.
If you don’t have a current license from an approved jurisdiction, you must apply by exam to get a license in Washington.
- Have at least 8 year of Washington board-approved engineering experience.
- Have passed the Professional Engineer (PE) exam.
- Have passed the Fundamentals of Engineering (EIT) exam.
You can apply to waive the EIT exam if you have:
An approved degree in engineering and 12 years of verifiable experience.
- or
- A Ph.D. in engineering from a program approved by the board.
[*]Pass the Washington Law and Ethics exam.
Is the SE1 and SEII considering as a PE exam? Or I have to take a civil engineering PE exam?
Thanks!
