20 hours ago, Ken PE 3.0 said: It took them that long to update your record? Did someone drop the ball on employment/reference emails?
No....it's the new "more efficient" process. Here is the full story.I had a previous record that they had to "copy over." They pulled in contact info, personal info, who my references were (though the old reference doesn't matter), work experience, and education transcripts. The education transcripts were relatively easy nothing really need to be done. But the process took about 2 weeks. Then I sent out the new professional reference requests. All my references sent it back that day or the next day. My work experience was a different matter. They had the end date of my previous employer as Feb XX. I left in May XX. I had previously submitted forms for my new employer which were not pulled over (started June XX) to present. I added the new employer, the system then said I had a gap from Feb to May, so I had to go back to the first employer and change the date. That had to be submitted for NCEES' review before it could go to my old supervisor for approval even though content didn't change, just date. They told me on the phone 1-2 weeks. After 2 weeks I called again they said they are running behind and it might be another 1-2 weeks, but I could request assistance by sending an e-mail to
[email protected]. I sent that e-mail and they were very helpful within a day they completed the review (she said they moved it up in the queue). In the meantime there is no way to submit the new employer for review until the old employer is reviewed, so you go to the back of the line again. My old supervisor confirmed the e-mail within a day and I put my new employer in the queue. So I submitted my new employer at that point, it went in the queue. By this point, I was just e-mailing
[email protected], she was very helpful. Then it went to my current supervisor, she couldn't open the e-mail in internet explorer, it kept crashing. So she had to do it from home through Chrome. That got done in a couple days. Then as if that isn't enough, your record then goes back in the queue AGAIN to be reviewed by NCEES before it can actually be transmitted to the state. Again
I e-mailed
[email protected] and she was able to bump it up in the queue.