Search results

No, that is not an accurate assumption. If you read what the person said in the post above you, they said "...not approving apps sent in december, or mid december for Quarter 1" Sending in an application (new - not re-exam) 2-3 weeks before the end of a quarter simply does not provide...

Could be for the reference. Depends on why the reference doesn't have a stamp. The California PE Act requires all licensees to have a seal (stamp). Tell the reference to add an explanation to their portion of the reference form and seal it in an envelope for you to return with your...

Yes, if what you say is accurate, that is crazy and not the thinking in MANY other state licensing boards. I can't speak for PA Board, but that may be a reflection of hardcore adherence to laws rather than a full understanding of board authority. Of course, there may be oversight agencies...

In California, generally speaking there are no limits to how many times you can sit for an exam. Specifically related to an applicant for SE license in California, once your SE application is approved, you can register for the 16 hr SE exam with NCEES and the California Board will approve your...

1) Not a problem. 2) Overlapped time will be caught during review and only counted once. 3) Did you provide an explanation for the gaps (like you did here) in the Remarks section on third page of application form under the summary listing? If not, its not a deal breaker. Worst case, you'll be...

Send me a PM with your name and contact email. I'll check on it for you

"not started studying yet"?? You're more bold than I would had been. Sincerely good luck with that approach.

If this is California, don't worry about it. As long as the numbers are in order one way or the other, its fine. Send it in when you have everything.

You do realize that in California, you or your firm is not authorized to offer electrical engineering services without an electrical engineer making that offer or being an officer in the company, right?  You cannot simply "find a PE to stamp your reports"

Do you mean this: EIT Certificate Reminder: In accordance with section 4.2 of Engineer Land Surveyor and Geologist Registration Law, 63 P.S. § 151.2, an applicant cannot begin accruing four or more years of progressive experience to qualify for the principles and practice of engineering...

In addition to the other advice already given to you above, consider for a moment that while certainly given with the utmost sincerity and intent to provide sound advice, that advice is provided based on their own unique experiences, from the time when they experienced them. Boards do change...

totally understand the questions and reasons for them

Section 2 is intended as a summary of the engagements/references that the Board will expect to receive as part of the full application submittal.  The area (11) for remarks/explanation/additional information is just that...what other information that you believe the Board should understand that...

Best way is to notify the board using the online request

Not sure how many applicants choose to just pay for one exam with the initial application or not.  But I believe most pay for both initially and then just schedule as they want.  Paying for both will automatically assume you wish to sit for both in the same quarter in which you initially are...

Yes, thats how I took it and the answer is the same.  Thanks for checking for clarification.

Once our application for Civil Engineer is approved for you to sit for the two CA Civil state exams, you can just submit the Re-examination form with the appropriate state exam fee.

For the most part, state licensing boards are changing how they view situations like this, especially as NCEES is transitioning exams to CBT.  The national Civil PE exam is accepted everywhere.  You can simply apply at whatever state you want to for a license (and meet those education/experience...

There are other states that have graphics like WA, etc.

I know several people that have in CA