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As a general related update, it is my understanding that more licenses were processed today and will appear by tomorrow morning in the online license search.

Please send me a PM with your full name and contact info. I'll verify status.

Yep, that works.

It never hurts to provide an extra reference or two just in case it demonstrates the broad aspects of your gained experience. In the 3 page application (not the Engagement Reference form), there is a summary area with a remarks area. I would suggest you explain your overall experience gained...

Please send me a PM with your name and contact info and I'll check on this

Below is what is stated in the instructions related to this: "A minimum of four references from licensed Civil Engineers are required. For work in California, references must be California Civil Engineers. For work out of state/country, references must be licensed in that state/country." This...

According to California Board Rule 438(a)(7), if you have an ABET - PhD, you can waive the FE exam. However, you must submit an application to the California Board first and receive that waiver so the Board can approve your PE registration on the NCEES site.

Individuals considering licensure in California as a Professional Engineer are able to register with NCEES and sit for the PE exam prior to submitting the application to the California Board, provided that the FE exam was previously passed. As for what you've stated about your experience...

Yeah, it is correct that NCEES exams are not currently offered in the UK. Most states in the US require an engineering or surveying degree as a requirement of licensure. California does note require a degree for either discipline and you will need a minimum of 72 months of engineering...

Those that were previously canceled will receive further correspondence by email once scheduling is back online for these exams.

If you fail, submit your re-exam form as soon as you can so that your name can be added to the list for Q2. Sooner rather than later in March

Its the 50% portion that's not joking which is concerning

You are required to document a minimum of 24 months of engineering work experience (in the discipline that you are applying for) gained under the supervision of an individual authorized to practice that engineering discipline in the location(s) where that experience was gained, provided you have...

I understand how that situation might occur. But even the offering to perform electrical engineering constitutes the actual practice, in California.

or more likely, so they know how to get ahold of you. But, if you wish to think in that manner, feel free to.

Yes, reach out to the California Board to let them know this. Computer issues happen from time to time (as it does in any office/home setting), but they do monitor this and want to know so that it is resolved in a satisfactory manner. [email protected] is an excellent email address to send...

A licensee's address of record is required to be made available to the public pursuant to the laws that govern licensed engineers, surveyors, and geologists in California. Can't speak for the other licensing boards and nuances in those laws.

I got the following from Contact Information - Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists Since this is related to an application for license as a civil engineer, I would recommend that your reference email Ms. King (below) with the question(s). She'd be happy to help...

The content of the questions that appear each time is driven by the Test Plan specifications for each of the two California Civil exams. You can access those test plans here Examination Reference Materials - Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists Without getting too...

Does he use an electronic stamp? That would suffice based on the regulations.