For those with an Illinois SE
For those with an Illinois SE
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I'm thinking about taking the new SE exam next April. I am a licensed PE in a state that does not offer an SE. Can I get an Illinois SE license if I do not do any work in Illinois nor does the firm I work for? I do not plan on doing any work in Illinois, but would like the SE. Any input on the process is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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RE: For those with an Illinois SE
RE: For those with an Illinois SE
RE: For those with an Illinois SE
DaveAtkins
RE: For those with an Illinois SE
http://www.idfpr.com/dpr/apply/forms/se-end.pdf
RE: For those with an Illinois SE
You can get an SE or PE license in just about any state as long as you meet their requirements, pass their test and pay the necessary fees.
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RE: For those with an Illinois SE
Plus you need to do continuing education in many states to KEEP the license...
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RE: For those with an Illinois SE
http://www.eng-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=1633
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RE: For those with an Illinois SE
We are having a fairly heated debate as to what it means to register a firm in Illinois. Apparently a firm must register with the department of professional regulation, AND with the secretary of state, have a resident agent, etc.
RE: For those with an Illinois SE
RE: For those with an Illinois SE
By the time I got licensed in the 2 states we do most of our work, our firm had already been registered and I was not involved with the other administrative stuff. Now I am the first to be licensed in IL and am bringing all this up.
For some reason my boss is reluctant to wade thru the paperwork (& fees!) of registering the firm in IL also?? He wants to be able to do work in IL, but not go thru all the hassle of doing it properly. I won't participate unless we play by the rules though.