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I ordered from PE Stamps and their customer service was excellent. I needed something a little different done, and they jumped at it.  Order last night, got the electronic this morning, and should have the stamp and embosser next week. 

Got mine! 

Just one so far today. 

Congrats! Still waiting on mine, but good to see they're on to the test takers now. 

No idea.  I simply (using rough numbers) divided the population of NY divided by the population of the US (all based off wikipedia), and multiplied that by the number of test takers that passed as provided by NCEES. Knowing NY, I would guess that we had a disproportionately small number of PEs...

I've just been typing in the next sequential number to be released. Currently, 097857

This batch appears to be PEs from other states getting their NY license. 

Yeah, it's a rough guess. I'd assume that we have a disproportionately small number of Aggies and petro engineers in ny, but who knows.....I believe Cornell has a pretty good AgE program. 

Looking that way.  By my math, ASSUMING a distribution of those who passed the PE that corresponds to each state's population/US population, there are around 1000 newly minted PEs in ny.  At yesterday's rate, we have about 20 days of this. 

I wish that were the case.  Pretty sure I was the first one to leave in Rochester. 

Nope, another round is coming out now. Had one from East Aurora (near me in Buffalo).  No pattern based on what I can see about the newly minted PEs. Possibly it's based on grade, or possibly just whoever ends up at the top of the pile. 

The most recent number issued as of early this morning was 097789. It's now at 097805

NY is starting to roll out numbers. About 20 have come out this morning so far. 

I just took it to weeks ago and passed with endorsements for civil and transmission/distribution. Work made me do it, and they paid for it...so no big deal there.  I was just wondering if anyone has ever heard of it and whether or not they feel it has any real value

Ha, yeah I remember that raid. What a joke. 

Thank you! I'll be in touch once my number is issued. 

Forgot to mention I also had the FE reference with me. I preferred the layout of vert/horizontal curves there. 

Civil construction.  I used the Lindberg practice problems and ncees practice problems to guide my studying. I had the CERM and all recommended references. I'd work each problem both to test my ability to do it, and to become familiar with the texts....very little tabbing.  In areas I didn't...

Yeah, I realize you were talking to another poster.....I just figured if you guys found find it helpful, I'd be more than willing to lay out my study plan. 

About 40 hours, pass, civil construction I'm a bit odd though, as I was fairly fresh off the FE