From the State of Texas PE Website:
If you are currently a licensed engineer in good standing in Texas and wish to become licensed in Mexico, please contact the Dirección General de Profesiones (DGP):

C.P. Víctor Everardo Beltrán Corona
Director General
Dirección General de Profesiones
Subsecretaría de Educación Superior e Investigación Científica
Secretaría de Educación Pública
Insurgentes Sur Nº 2387 2º Piso
San Angel, 01000
México D. F.
MEXICO
Tel. (55) 57-23-66-39
Fax (55) 57-23-66-42
 

THANKS - Hope they speak English??

One of the requirements is to speak and write fluent SPANISH.

Here is the link that explains the requirements for registration of your degree and the issuance of a license (Cedula Profesional)

http://www.sep.gob.mx/es/sep1/Requisitos

HTH

Dog -

Thanks - looks like I won't get a Mexican PE - no espanol

I might need to get a license in Calgary. Does that mean i need to learn Canadian?

I think you will just need to say "eh" allot.

Peter Stockhausen
Senior Design Analyst (Checker)
Infotech Aerospace Services
www.infotechpr.net

I'm sure the drug lords will need to get their kickback as well.

TX has a reciprocity agreement with Mexico and I bet the board doesn't require Mexican applicants to speak and write fluent english.

My point is that US state boards are somewhat naive (or do they just want the revenues?) in agreeing to reciprocity deals with other countries and yet the other countries have built in barriers to entry.   

I think for language, the US does not have an official language.  Thus, you can not force somebody from the out side coming into the US to speak English.  However, to be employed in Corporate America, you must speak fluent English.

Tobalcane
"If you avoid failure, you also avoid success."  

Isn't the only Canadian word "Molson"?

Charlie
www.facsco.com

I thought it was La Bat?

Tobalcane
"If you avoid failure, you also avoid success."  

IMHO - we have WORN this thread out - And thank you all for the info.  Right now I doubt I will pursue this - but at least I know where to go.

Thanks again...

Mike