Also there's this in case anyone hasn't seen it:
Announcing Changes to the Application/Licensing Process:
EXAM RESULTS
Results for NCEES exams will provided to the applicant through your NCEES online profile.
Results for California State exams will be sent through your email address of record.
If You Pass the PE Exam:
You will receive a separate notification directly from the California Board with information regarding the status of your application for licensure.
If you have already submitted your application for licensure to the California Board, you will need to submit the Notice of Successful National Examination Form found on the California Board’s website at:
http://www.bpelsg.ca.gov/applic…/board_notification_form.pdf
and the California Board will then advise you of the status of your application for licensure. You can submit the Form through the Board’s Application Information email address at:
[email protected] or you can submit the Form through regular mail (the United States Postal Service).
If you have not yet submitted your application for licensure to the California Board, you will need to do so by following the instructions on the California Board’s website at
http://www.bpelsg.ca.gov/applicants/lsappintro.shtml.
If You Fail the PE Exam:
You will need to register with NCEES once registration opens for their next administration of the examination. You do not need to submit a refile application, Reexamination Form, or in any way notify the California Board that you need to retake the NCEES examination.
Refile Applications have been modified and are now known as Re-examination Forms. The Reexamination Form only applies to California State Examinations and must be submitted to the Board by the posted Final Filing Date for the desired state examination. Reexamination Forms must be submitted if you want to schedule an examination you have previously failed. There is no application fee to submit a Reexamination Form to the Board; only the state exam fees need to be sent, as noted on the Re-examination Form. You do not need to notify the Board to register for or schedule any NCEES exams.