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Speaking for Florida, you can take the PE exam in any jurisdiction that NCEES administers it, and we accept the results. Once you pass it and have the requisite engineering experience, we hope you apply for your PE in Florida. (Sorry for the late reply.) If you have any questions regarding...

This is excellent advice from RBHeadge PE. I want to add that at least in Florida, it doesn't end with PE or Professional Engineer. To expand on this a bit more: In Florida, state statute (or law) prevents anyone who doesn't hold a Florida PE license from using the title of Professional...

@rafsan06, you should email the PE licensure analyst who will be handling your application. They will be able to answer your questions better than I can. (They are assigned by the first letter of the applicant's last name.) You can see who that will be on our website: Contact - Florida Board of...

As UnitingOlive indicated, Florida has released the April 2021 grades.

@Dwill1592 @piscescon Our licensure analysts are working away on the applications. I wish I could be more specific and give you a better timeframe. Feel free to reach out to the specific PE licensure analyst who is handling your application. They are grouped by applicant's last name, so look...

I don't have access to that information. On our website contact page — Contact - Florida Board of Professional Engineers — the PE licensure analysts are listed on the top row. Reach out to the analyst who handles licenses based on the first letter of your last name. She can provide the status of...

I asked our legal department about your question. 61G15-23.002(2)(d), Florida Administrative Code, Seals Acceptable to the Board, states: (d) Seals may contain an abbreviated form of the licensee’s given name or a combination of initials representing the licensee’s given name provided the...

Thank you, but unfortunately, that's not in the scope of my job. (Plus, I don't have access to the licensure software.) The analysts are very knowledgeable. The every-two-years licensure renewal period in Florida (Nov. 2020-Feb. 2021) just ended, and the licensure analysts were swamped during...

It's a combination. Board staff can approve applications that are straightforward and have everything already verified through NCEES Records and meet requirements specified by state statute/rules. Otherwise, the Board reviews and approves them. Though if there are questions regarding, say...

Yes, that is correct.

If anyone is interested, Florida has released its results from the special region January 2021 Civil PE exam. (Hopefully this is the proper forum for this. I didn't see any other thread on the regional exams.)

Typically, it's four to six weeks for the Board to review and approve the applications. Some may be quicker, while others may take a bit longer due to the Board having questions regarding education or experience. Keep an eye on your account at Florida DBPR website (myfloridalicense.com) for...

It's helpful having the NCEES Records, even if you're making your initial application in Florida. If you are a NCEES Records holder, you have to fill out pages 1-5 of the application only. We will pull your Record to go with the application file. Does that clear things up?

Sorry for the delay. You should have received an email regarding your PE license number if you were among a small number who had previously applied through FBPE and took and passed the October 2020 exam. Most October 2020 exam passers applied directly with NCEES to take the exam. You will not...

It's not bugging us. We're here for you, both prospective and licensed PEs. Please feel free to reach out to us any time! (Cute dog, BTW!)

Thanks! And thank you for ignoring this COVID weight. 🙄 By the way, FBPE just authorized NCEES to release the October 2020 results.

Florida just authorized NCEES to release the October 2020 results. Hopefully they will show up shortly. Good luck, everyone!

Yes. Very important advice from RBHeadge PE!

I asked our ED to let me know when she tells NCEES to release our results. I'll update the forum when I hear something. (Though if everyone's constantly refreshing their screens, you may know before me!) Good luck to everyone!

Sorry. Your comment was posting just as I was posting mine.