Texas Land Surveyor License Lookup

Use this Texas land surveyor license lookup to search Land Surveyors by name or license number. For the current license status and disciplinary history, confirm the record with Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors .

Confirm the result in the official Texas record

Search EngineeringID's directory above, then use the licensing board record to verify status, expiration, and any enforcement history before relying on the credential.

Open Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors

Latest directory source retrieval:

Richard Wayne Cansler

TX #4136
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Eric Sterling Cantrell

TX #7039
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John Vernon Cantrell

TX #5000
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Justin Worth Cantwell

TX #6331
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Brad Lee Cardinal

TX #6406
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Bryon Watson Carey

TX #6661
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Paul Terence Carey

TX #4454
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Thomas Eugene Cargill

TX #5835
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Linwood Arthur Carleton

TX #6144
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Timothy R. Carlile

TX #6256
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Dante Carlomagno

TX #1562
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Austin Douglas Carlson

TX #7129
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Chris Evans Carlson

TX #6559
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Thomas William Carlson

TX #3144
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Cole David Carpenter

TX #6892
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Matthew Douglas Carpenter

TX #6942
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David Paul Carr

TX #3997
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James David Carr

TX #6458
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Manuel Carrizales

TX #6388
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David Brent Carroll

TX #5410
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Jacob Royce Carroll

TX #6145
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James Barton Carroll

TX #5129
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Ronald L. Carroll

TX #2025
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Teddy Holt Carson

TX #5166
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Verification guide

How to verify a Texas land surveyor license

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Match the professional's legal name and license number to the directory record, then open Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors's official record to confirm that the land surveyor license is current in Texas.

What to check in the license record

  • The name and license number match the plans, seal, proposal, or contract you are reviewing.
  • The credential is active for the correct profession and issuing jurisdiction.
  • The expiration or renewal date covers the date the professional performed the work.
  • Any limitations, disciplinary actions, or board orders have been reviewed.

Texas licensing rules

Renewal
TBPELS is moving to two-year license renewal, with the board standardizing renewal/expiration dates to the end of January or the end of July; the one-year renewal fee stays the same and the two-year fee is twice the one-year fee. The one-year PE renewal fee is $50 and the two-year renewal fee is $100. Source
Reciprocity
Texas does not offer true reciprocity or comity with other states. The board's own FAQ states: "The Act does not allow a true reciprocity or comity between Texas and another state, but does allow an individual licensee in another state and meeting the minimum requirements the ability to apply for a license," and an applicant may submit a current NCEES record in lieu of separately supplied experience records, transcripts, references, and verifications. Source

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Authoritative source

Official Texas Land Surveyor license verification

EngineeringID helps locate the record. Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors is the source of truth for current status and board actions.

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Texas Land Surveyor License Lookup FAQ

How do I verify a Land Surveyor license in Texas?

Search this directory by name or license number, then confirm the current record and any disciplinary history directly with Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors.

Where can I find the official Texas license lookup?

Use the official board link on this page to open Texas Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors, the authoritative source for license status and disciplinary records.

How many Land Surveyors are listed in Texas?

EngineeringID currently lists 2441 active Land Surveyors in Texas. The state board remains the authoritative source for current license status.