Professional Engineer (PE) License Lookup — Montana
There are 7917 active Professional Engineers licensed in Montana. Search the directory below, or verify a license directly with the state board.
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Adam Adams
Fargo, MT
#84810
Active
AA
Amy Adams
North Bay, MT
#54394
Active
AA
Andrew Adams
Wasilla, MT
#49800
Active
BA
Brenden Adams
Austin, MT
#72169
Active
CA
Christopher Adams
Weatherford, MT
#74128
Active
DA
Dennis Adams
Fernandina Beach, MT
#62840
Active
GA
Gary Adams
Dallas, MT
#84488
Active
JA
Jay Adams
Provo, MT
#16307
Active
MA
Mark Adams
Kansas City, MT
#18401
Active
SA
Scott Adams
Sandy, MT
#86845
Active
SA
Shanna Adams
Butte, MT
#17635
Active
SA
Steven Adams
Wichita, MT
#40978
Active
SA
Stephen Adamski
Prospect Heights, MT
#72623
Active
DA
Daniel Adamson
Port Perry, MT
#12452
Active
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Kent Adamson
Boise, MT
#71954
Active
BA
Benjamin Aday
Portland, MT
#91522
Active
GA
Geoffrey Ader
Acton, MT
#96109
Active
AA
Ayodeji Adeyemi
Cypress, MT
#75020
Active
RA
Rama Adhikary
Syracuse, MT
#8767
Active
MA
Mahmoud Adish
Atlanta, MT
#90343
Active
DA
Darron Agawa
Springfield, MT
#61519
Active
NA
Nestor Agbayani
Bakersfield, MT
#63115
Active
SA
Scott Agee
Davis, MT
#20368
Active
NA
Nicolas Agostinelli
Cheney, MT
#75149
Active
Montana licensing rules
- Renewal
- Professional Engineer and Professional Land Surveyor licenses renew biennially, on a two-year cycle, with a renewal window running from May 30 to June 30 of even-numbered years. The renewal fee is $75 for a Professional Engineer, Professional Land Surveyor, or Engineer-Surveyor license. Source
- License number format
- A licensee's seal must contain the licensee's name and license number in the form of digits followed by a profession code: "#####PE" for a Professional Engineer, "#####LS" for a Professional Land Surveyor, or "#####ES" for an Engineer-Surveyor (dual license), along with the applicable legend. Source
- Reciprocity
- The board may issue a Professional Engineer or Professional Land Surveyor license by comity to an applicant who submits verification of licensure from any state, territory, or possession of the United States, or any foreign country, and meets the application requirements, including reference forms and verification of having passed the Fundamentals and Principles and Practice exams. Land surveyor comity applicants must also pass a closed-book, state-specific Montana land surveying exam after board approval. Source
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Verify with the official board
For authoritative verification, contact Montana Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors.
Verify at Montana Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land SurveyorsPhone: (406) 841-2367