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Thank you for your feedback and the recommendation.

Texas and Florida have been claimed.  Don't forget all other people that respond from Texas and Florida will get a coupon code.

To clarify, we are offering a free Rubber Stamp to the first person to send us an email that they passed the exam from each state.  We will also provide everyone that sends an email with a discount coupon as well.

You still work in Maine?  Where to?

Get really familiar with Lindeburg's Reference Manual

Our rubber stamps and self-inking stamps are laser cut as well to give a much cleaner image than the older polymer systems.  If you have clear rubber, yours is the polymer type stamps.  The states with designs and state seals in the center have much more definition when cut with a laser.

Sadi, in those jurisdictions you will need to find/hire a licensed engineer to review and stamp those drawings/reports.  Many engineers are able to get licenses in all those states through comity pretty easily.  All you have to do is find one engineer/firm likely.  Can you tell me/everyone more...

most states have a set renewal date, either even or odd years, birthdays, etc.  Some states will require you to renew less than a year after passing the PE to get you onto their schedule with the others.

Anyone know what criteria you have to meet to change your display name?  I saw a similar thread but was old so I didn't know if things have changed.

I also think that it is not a good idea to do it on the side because of the legal issues and insurances. 

I usually only count those if I'm going to be short on more technical PDH's.

I have found a way to use the free courses through Trane, and others listed in USGBC website for a few renewal cycles so far.  I sometimes have to pay for the LEED specific ones though.

Let me know if you have any questions.  I have taken the PE exam twice :(  for civil engineering and am pretty familiar with the PE exam procedures and am licensed in 5 states.

I agree with Ken.  Call your board and tell them your situation and see what they say.

Personally, I hesitate stamping any of the review and preliminary sets.  I just deal with the constant comments that they wanted them stamped and I tell them I will stamp the final set.

I say add the PE after name as soon as you receive the official "Pass".  It's something to be proud of.

Those photos are actually PDF's of our actual stamps.  They will look exactly like the pictures at the link posted above.

We do sell just our DWG files individually for $15 each.  Here is a link for ordering the DWG stamps.  Just check the DWG box only. http://www.pestamps.com/product-category/engineer-seals/

Not sure about that section.  Washington accepts digital seals and signatures.  A drafter may apply the seal in the document, but only the engineer may apply it if it has a signature on it. 

In California you have three options, "Registered Professional Engineer", Licensed Professional Engineer", and "Professional Engineer".  All three are acceptable.  If you ordered a stamp previously and want one with a different Title on top, send a message to [email protected] for a coupon...