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@nahkym, there is no additional application required. You will automatically be given a PE license after you pass.

@Aspiring Engineer @NCHomebrewer I thought that SoPE had some great qualitative review in their OnDemand course (they also provided qualitative questions for all major exam topics), and I think that working an abundance of quantitative problems and really understanding the underlying concepts...

This means that your application has been deemed complete by a clerk and has been passed along to the Board, as you seem to be a suitable candidate for licensure. I applied for comity licensure with NC this year and my license number was assigned 4 days after receiving this same email. However...

You will have to renew but the Georgia board exempts first-time licensees from continuing education hours (aka professional development hours) for their first renewal period.

I just took the Enviro CBT in October and passed. I took SoPE and worked through PPI's Environmental PE Practice, PPI's Environmental PE Practice Exams & NCEES' Practice Exam. The SoPE provides a great refresher course (and from what I saw on these forums, was the most highly recommended for...

Okay maybe I'm not explaining this well enough... ALL Georgia PE licenses expire on Dec. 31 of even years. So, if you have been issued a license since Dec. 31 of 2018, then the expiration date (no matter what day your license was issued) will be Dec. 31, 2020. Your next license expiration after...

The 4 that have been added are definitely from the October exam. It's just going to take them a bit of time (potentially a couple of days) to get all licenses in. I'm just saying that everyone's license will have an expiration of 12/31/2020 because of how Georgia has structured license renewals.

Georgia licenses expire every two years on even years, so your next license will be through Dec. 31, 2022. However, you're exempt from PDH for the first renewal period, so don't sweat it.

Hang tight, Georgians! Rooting for you!

Don't know that you'll get either. I took the CBT in Environmental and they provide a few regulation references in the searchable manual, but not many. You just had to have knowledge of regulations for qualitative questions.

You only get a reference manual... just like the CBT FE format.

It's highly likely that this individual took the CBT exam.. GA seems to issue a few licenses by examination every other week or so. I am also watching the GA licensing site as my CBT result was released almost 5 1/2 weeks ago and I'm still waiting on a number... but I'm having a lot of fun...