SE Application Time Line California Board

[YAZRABADI]

Has anybody had an experience with submitting their application to California board for SE application by Comity and care to share their experience. 

I am currently waiting through technical review and wander how long it this process take. I also had a comment on my application and I fixed and sent it back. 

Any feedback would be great. 

 

[YAZRABADI]

Has anybody had an experience with submitting their application to California board for SE application by Comity and care to share their experience. 

I am currently waiting through technical review and wander how long it this process take. I also had a comment on my application and I fixed and sent it back. 

Any feedback would be great. 

I spoke too early. I just received my approval notice early this week on Wednesday and should be expecting License number next Friday.

Thank you 

 

[ZEZO4]

I spoke too early. I just received my approval notice early this week on Wednesday and should be expecting License number next Friday.

Thank you 

Congrats.

 

[YAZRABADI]

License received today at 7:00pm

 

[Lukus]

YAZ, are you a building or bridge focused practitioner? 

 

[YAZRABADI]

YAZ, are you a building or bridge focused practitioner? 

Yes, Lukus, I am in buildings!!

 

[Lukus]

Darn (for me, good for you).  I am applying for SE comity (as soon as I get the Seismic and Surveying out of the way) as a bridge practitioner.  It seems the application is geared towards building practitioners, so I am curious to hear how bridge practitioners have handled the SE application. 

 

[Booo]

I spoke too early. I just received my approval notice early this week on Wednesday and should be expecting License number next Friday.

Thank you 

Congrats. Did you have to show 3 years of experience post PE license for comity? Or is that is applying to take the exam in CA?

 

[YAZRABADI]

Congrats. Did you have to show 3 years of experience post PE license for comity? Or is that is applying to take the exam in CA?

Thanks. Yes, you have to show 3 years of work experience after your CA PE to be licensed Structural Engineer in CA. I do however work in CA so that part was okay. 

 

[Stardust]

Thanks. Yes, you have to show 3 years of work experience after your CA PE to be licensed Structural Engineer in CA. I do however work in CA so that part was okay. 

Any advise for people that are having a hard time finding SEs to sign for the experience?

 

[YAZRABADI]

Talk to the board and they will tell you what to do. I believe there is a way. You just need to talk to them!!

 

[Edub24]

Any advise for people that are having a hard time finding SEs to sign for the experience?

Contact SEAOC (structural engineers assoc. of ca). They have a panel of engineers that can review your work and provide references. 

https://www.seaoc.org/page/becomingse