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So.... Did MS ever release?

For the record, mine didn't show up on the website until around midnight...

EXCELLENT!  The bear stamp is really cool

I'm just fine if I never actually sign and seal a document 😂

It's PE day everyday at my house.

OP edited to add paper ID receipt date.

Understood.  Hopefully it’s a swift approval after that!

I was waiting for this comment and you did not disappoint. 

I'll break it down here: Make your own binder of notes because no 1 text book is going to cover everything you need. Laminate those notes well to protect them from all the tears you are about to shed. 3.  Just kidding.  I did think the exam was very...

Interesting.  What is your recourse at this time?  I assume this means you'll have to resubmit the engagement forms with requisite stamping.  Yes?

My favorite is/was power factor correction.  Simple overall but still fun.

I took the long way around and solved for I-base, then Z-base.  All good fun.

I don't know if this helps any since it is not civil related but if the approvals for future exams follows general approval of non-civil applicants then it might be of value.

Any word on your application?

An October candidate recently reached out out to me privately on this forum asking this question so I thought I would share it with the masses as well. I took this exam in California (San Mateo) and I am an Ohio Resident so that meant air travel and space considerations.  That's important...

Can you confirm the document size is 8.5” x 11”?

If you're wanting to get licensed in the states I would assume that is because you are going to, or already have, moved here or you have plans to do work here.  If so, the answer to the state question is kind of elementary:  I would focus on any state in which you plan to perform engineering...

I’m interested in this also.  

Thanks!  Hopefully yours is going to go through very soon.

Do you know where the new language resides?  From what I’ve just read it has to be a tech degree from within the FL university system.