California department of licensing professional engineers

Clear: The license is current and valid. You may contact the Board at toll free to check for complaints or disciplinary actions against this license. Cancelled: The license is Delinquent see definition below. The right to practice has expired. Deceased: The licensee is deceased. This status is only assigned when the Board has verified through independent sources that the licensee is deceased. Delinquent: The expiration date has passed, and the license has not been renewed.

Delinquent licensees do not have the right to practice. The licensee does not have the right to practice. The licensee may still practice. Retired: The licensee has been issued a retired license by the Board.

Background Check: Completing a background check is required for licensure. All applicants are required to submit fingerprints prior to sitting for examination. This applies to all new and refile applicants. Examination Frequency: Annual fall only examination cycle. For final filing dates, please refer to the Board's website at: www.

Exam Locations: Statewide at designated locations. Experience Requirement: Professional licensure for engineering is based on a demonstration of education and experience. We understand the importance of these examinations and apologize for the inconvenience this has caused. Read the Department's Fraud Scam Alert for more information about the scam and tips on how to avoid and report fraud scams. Starting January 1, , individuals in the following categories who apply for licensure by the Board for Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists may seek an expedited licensure process.

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