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According to NCEES annual report, 477,000PE are currently registered as resident licensee. According to DOL, there are 1.6 million engineering job. So roughly 1 in 4 engineers are PE.

Thanks, I got them too.

Congrats!  Mine also showed up. 

And Chemistry Engineers will come with their bare hands.

I believe you need to have at least 10 years qualified experience for FE waiver. Why don't you just take the FE exam, it is not that difficult and will give you a lot of mobility for the certification. In CA, electrical engineer unlike civil engineer, you could find electrical engineers who are...

I can safely assume that we will get the license number at the same day.

Got a message about technically approved my application today. Check was cashed on 12/19/17.  Still need 4-6 weeks for the license.

I'm not waiting for Civil, so my long wait is not an independent case. 

If you have already submitted your application for licensure to the California Board, you will need to submit the Notice of Successful National Examination Form found on the California Board’s website at http://www.bpelsg.ca.gov/applicants/board_notification_form.pdf. You can submit the Form...

I don't think you need to submit it with your application. The form is only for those we already went through the application process but not had a pass PE scores.

FYI, if you really want to take the FE exam,  you can register through Michigan Board, they don't require ABET. Since you already has so many years experience, I believe you are eligible for most states.

Yes, but only the paper one, not the plastic one.

I don't see any reasons  the OP to sue ABET. First , the PE is regulated by each state not ABET. Second, It is the Washington Accord that doesn't recognize your degree not ABET. Third, You can also go through NCEES evaluation process. 

I am waiting for my second license, sent in the application half a month ago.

If the NCEES regards the exam was comprised, it might put it on hold.