Georgia Professional Engineer (PE) License Lookup

Georgia licensing rules

Renewal

Georgia certificates of registration and licenses are renewable annually, with renewal for the following year effected by paying the board-prescribed fee; a certificate or license that has been expired for more than four years is automatically revoked (O.C.G.A. § 43-15-17(b)). The board's current fee schedule sets the annual renewal fee at $100 for a Professional Engineer license, $100 for a Land Surveyor license, and $10 for a Structural Engineer certificate, with a late-renewal penalty of $250 plus the annual fee. Source

License number format

The board's guidance states: "The seal or stamp should include the complete license number including the prefix an [sic] all the numbers. For example, an individual license number would be PE999999 or LS999999. The No. in each seal may be replaced with the PE, SE, or LS prefix." So a Georgia license number is a two-letter profession prefix (PE for professional engineer, SE for structural engineer, LS for land surveyor) followed by the numeric license/serial number. Source

Reciprocity

Georgia may issue a certificate of registration as a professional engineer or professional structural engineer by comity to anyone holding a qualifying certificate from NCEES or another U.S. state or territory, if that jurisdiction's registration requirements do not conflict with and are not lower than Georgia's, or if the applicant already held the certificate on or before July 1, 1956 (O.C.G.A. § 43-15-16(a)). For land surveyors, comity licensure requires a qualifying out-of-state license obtained by written examination of specified minimum duration (or comparable qualifications), plus passing Georgia's written examination on Georgia surveying law (O.C.G.A. § 43-15-16(b)). Source

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