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My company asked me to obtain my Ohio and Indiana PE License in addition to my Michigan.  Found out after paying $75 for NCEES transmittal and $300 for the application fee that Indiana only counts experience obtained AFTER graduation.  Michigan allowed me to count experience prior to graduation...

Too much experience to put in a small box 😉

I went over my word count as well.  Even after I trimmed it up and submitted it the reviewer asked me to trim even more off. My mistake was I listed out every project I did with  the entire scope of work.  They were more looking for things like "I designed" "I checked" etc instead of...

I am.  I work for a consulting firm in Michigan in the substation group.  We do work all of the U.S. Do you work for a utility company?  

That's not fun! I already have my Michigan license but was asked to get OH and IN too.  Hoping it is a quick process. Curious, are you in the Utilities industry?

I joined through a link hosted by one of my clients last year.

I just looked up what the requirements of a passport photo were.  Working on getting my Ohio and Indiana license... have you got yours back yet @LyceeFruit PE?  Curious how long Ohio takes once you submit application.  I'm assuming Indiana will take forever since everything is done by mail.  

Congrats @LyceeFruit!!

Good luck to all!  I do not envy you!

Should have gotten it by now... I had mine the following Tuesday and I passed....

So glad to be on the other side of this exam.  Good luck to all!

Didn't experience this during my exam.

My advice is to always start with the extended Bernoulli's equation and cross out terms which do not apply to the problem you are solving.  This worked very well for me.

A coworker of mine ordered his and his stamp had the first 5 digits which are the same for every MI engineer hahaha... needless to say he reordered. 

In my opinion, the Lindeburg problems are WAY too hard.  I would recommend Engineering Pro Guides and Slay the PE.

Wasn't a problem for me to write in pencil but you are taking a risk.  Overall, my test proctors seemed pretty laid back.

For a detailed look at how I passed the Mechanical TFS exam the first time look at my thread here: 

Mine was around 2 weeks for comments and then 3 after I Incorporated comments and resubmitted. 

They don't have to be the same discipline as you.  I was the only ME TFS and my 5 references were Civil and Electrical. 

See my summary above.  The first link you posted is the 2008.  The 2008 and 2011 are the same but the 2008 contains all disciplines.  The second link you posted is the 2001.