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California law requires that civil engineer applicants (new and comity) pass the Engineering Surveying and Seismic Principles exams prior to being issued a license.

Sounds like the number of applications in technical review is pretty large.

My guess is you’ll hear something today or this week.

You should receive an email from your Evaluator when your application goes to technical review. If you do not receive any communication about your application after 60 days from when it was received at the Board office, you could email your Evaluator to request an update (email address on...

If it has been more than 60 days since the Board received your application and you have not received any communication, you may email your Evaluator and request a status update (contact information on the Contact Us page of the Board’s website).

If you have a Board-approved engineering degree (B.S.), you would need to demonstrate two years of work experience. If you have a Board-approved postgraduate degree (M.S. or PhD), you would need to demonstrate one year of work experience. The work experience must be in the discipline you are...

For California, all PE applications (with the exception of civil, traffic, geotechnical, and structural) are now completed online through the BPELSG Connect system. All other applications are still paper and need to be mailed to the Board at this time. But I would subscribe to the Board’s email...

If your reference was your direct supervisor and marked that on Part B, it will be accepted by the Board. If the technical reviewer has questions about the level of supervision, they will email you or your reference.

This is the email the CA Board sends out when inquiring about license status: License numbers are issued every other week for all eligible applicants who have passed all required exams and fulfilled the Livescan/Fingerprint requirement. Once the Systems Analyst completes the verification...

This is the response the CA Board sends out when inquiring about license status: License numbers are issued every other week for all eligible applicants who have passed all required exams and fulfilled the Livescan/Fingerprint requirement. Once the Systems Analyst completes the verification...

@Reverse Polish - If you have an active CA Civil Engineer license, passed the 16-hr SE exam, are licensed as an SE in another state, and have a minimum of three years of structural engineering work experience in which you were in responsible charge (that were not claimed on your CA Civil...

An applicant may receive five years of experience credit for a Board-approved M.S. program, however you would need to have completed the M.S. program and your transcripts would need to show your conferral date. Experience credit will not be accepted for the three semesters. And all four...

From the Board's website: Questions about exam development, exam administration, test centers, and exam results: (916) 999-3644 or [email protected]. You could also email Natalie King at [email protected] since she is the Civil Engineer Senior Registrar and is involved in the exam development.

An email was sent out earlier today to all candidates affected by the March cancellations as well as an ATT notice for scheduling in Quarter 2.

ATT notices will be sent out once Prometric has confirmed that the technical issue with the Engineering Surveying and Seismic Principles exams will be resolved.

The Board is aware of the partial refunds for the March cancellations and has contacted Prometric. Candidates with cancelled appointments will receive a full refund.

Send me a DM. This is an automated email. If you had technical difficulties during the exam and were unable to complete it, you will be given the opportunity to re-take it.

All March appointments for the Engineering Surveying or Seismic Principles exams were cancelled. You should have received an email about it from the Board. If you didn't receive an email, reach out to [email protected].

All exams will be cancelled through the end of Quarter 1. If you were unable to schedule your exam in Quarter 1, your eligibility will be moved to Quarter 2.

All Engineering Surveying and Seismic Principles exams are to be cancelled through the end of Quarter 1 (i.e., March 31). Your eligibility will be moved to Q2.