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Do you know AutoCAD well and it's just the C3D module you are getting accustomed to or are you new to ACAD as well?  What type of civil work will you be using C3D for?   Check out the built-in tutorials.  They are very helpful.  

This has been brought up by me and others before.  But since I just received my latest Pocket Certificate and got   :mad: , :angry: , and :infuriated: all over again, I thought I'd start another thread (just to vent ;)  ) So who's the wise a. over their at dca with the sick, twisted...

P.S.  What's the address and dumpster location of this place of business?  

This is an absolutely nightmarishly horrific story!  So sorry to hear about your lost loved one u.e.  We are all grieving with you.  Your pencil is in our thoughts.  :virtual hug:

This forum didn't help answer those questions? 

There can be some overlap b/t the FE Civil and PE Civil.  Just look at the PE Exam test plan and review only those topics listed. 

You should probably contact the board and make sure you are still approved and ready to go.  Ask if you can simply submit the re-examination form.  http://www.bpelsg.ca.gov/applicants/re-examination_form.pdf

Who is "the Board"?

I am not clear what your question is?

Moving....

1.)  Relax.  ;)   2.)  It is helpful to read the threads in this forum.  This was only one or two threads down when you posted:

If I understood correctly, I don't think her issue is with taking the FE or not.  Whether she is approved for the FE waiver or she passes the FE... I think her issue/question is about obtaining the proper references for the PE application since most of her supervisors are/were not PEs but are...

I never totally understood exemptions but you can read about them in the PE Act.  Maybe that will help answer some of your questions.  Also, maybe @CAPLS can help.  Good luck. 

Forgetting what is "easier", what kind of engineering do you practice now?  

April is 4 months away.  ;)  

Please don't double post.  I merged the two threads. 

Dang, 8 months, that's pretty bad A.  I think I started filling out my reference forms and application late 2009/ early 2010, applied, studied for a while, took one exam at a time every 6 months, got my license late 2011/early 2012.  24 months for me. 

I could be totally remembering this incorrectly but, from what I recall, the law is different when it is the main monthly HOA dues that you are not paying vs. the late fees/fines that you are not paying.  I thought my research (at the time) indicated an HOA can not evict/foreclose you if it is...

When I bought my current house (gated community) in late 2008, it was a foreclosure (great recession) (.....the only reason I was able to buy in this neighborhood - I got a "$550k" house for $340k).  Well, the front yard grass was dead, right?  It took all my resources at the time to get into...