Is anyone bothered by the certifica
Is anyone bothered by the certifica
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Is anyone bothered by the certificate of authorization requirements that states impose on professional licensed engineers?
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Is anyone bothered by the certifica
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RE: Is anyone bothered by the certifica
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Even Tennessee calls it a TAX
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Charlie
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Another thing I don't LIKE - ALL STATES ARE DIFFERENT and whimsical.
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The common meaning of the word practicing would be doing an engineering project in a particular state. How you get a project has no bearing on whether or not you are practicing.
I wouldn't consider advertising or marketing to be practicing, but if you land a job and don't have a CA, the project will be late.
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I still do not understand the "benefit" of having to register with the Secretary of State, especially if an engineer do not hold an office in that state. As it stand, you may as well become incorporated in every state as most now require a COA and SOS registration.
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Garth Dreger PE - AZ Phoenix area
As EOR's we should take the responsibility to design our structures to support the components we allow in our design per that industry standards.