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Noted. The better approach from the Board's perspective is to simply become more effective at adapting to the review process while letting this "enthusiasm" naturally wane rather than your proposed solution.

The way I described works just fine and is often used - that is the primary reason why the Copy Engagement feature was added into Connect. Your claimed qualifying months will only count once. Many references work for the same firm. Where the references work is of less importance than whether...

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Your points are well taken (except for the chemical engineer part :) ) The "60 day period" was entirely misunderstood. It was intended to just minimize inquiries for status pre-Connect system and not indicative of the review timeline. Problem occurred (new world problems) when a 30%-40%...

I'm not sure if I fully understand your question. But I will try...for the state civil exams, the Board releases results each month for the preceding month. For example, all civil exams which fully tested during May should be released soon. Results are released per exam so yes all results...

There is no "supposed to" with results. The Board will release those when they are ready.

Because the Board is experiencing an abnormally huge volume of applications at this time. Hope you get word soon.

You can have the same content in each engagement with the only differences between them being the licensed references and the list of projects. That is a common approach. Create the first engagement, then there is a Copy icon which will copy that engagement and you can revise the information...

Licenses are issued each Friday evening and sometimes don't appear in the online license search until Monday morning

Couple comments that will hopefully assist you with resolving this... Opening request from NCEES appears to be based on what they've seen with the actions of some licensing boards and are intended to be helpful in ensuring that what you submit is helpful towards approval. While it is not a...

Are you a reference responding to an email to verify a work engagement? If so, then you can only access that specific reference portion of the engagement to edit and then resubmit. If you are the applicant...once submitted, an engagement cannot be edited (same as if you typed it out and mailed...

California law requires an "address of record" be available publicly for licensed engineers. It is up to the individual licensee to decide what that address is - only requirement is that the licensee has to be able to receive mail at that address. Licensees use different addresses including...

If you are licensed and seeking comity as a civil engineer, CA allows for the PE Structural I exam in lieu of the PE Civil exam.

@AstroStudent - In CA, the requirement for the EIT is 3 years of engineering education (doesn't matter if its ABET or not) or 3 years of engineering experience, or a combo of education/experience totaling 3 years. It is self certifying. CA (like some other states) allows you to register with...

Update: I've recently learned that transcripts are now available in the NCEES system to boards in more ways than just through the Record process. Too many things changing and difficult to keep up.

The simple answer to your question is you are required to first be licensed as a Civil Engineer in California (this state licenses by specific branch of engineering). Primary reason why is that licensed civil engineers are authorized to practice structural engineering in California. Only...

Note that the only way for the California Board to view your transcripts through the NCEES system is if you have an NCEES Record and if you authorize NCEES to send the Record to the California Board.

No. Just register in Connect and pay to retake the exam.

As Assistant to the RM stated, you're just chasing your tails. There's no correlation between release dates.

Are you referring to this: