Professional Engineer (PE) License Lookup — West Virginia
There are 22 active Professional Engineers licensed in West Virginia. Search the directory below, or verify a license directly with the state board.
MA
Mark Jason Aaby
Fort Mill, WV
#027050
Active
HA
Harishankar Goud Aamidala
Oak Hill, WV
#026784
Active
SA
Seyed Alireza Abbasian Hosseini
Jessup, WV
#026750
Active
SA
Steven Abbattista
Valhalla, WV
#014683
Active
DA
Douglas A. Abbott
Bessemer City, WV
#012945
Active
JA
Jason Lee Abbott
Melbourne, WV
#021919
Active
SA
Sherry A. Abbott-adkins
Westminster, WV
#018982
Active
FA
Firas Abdelahad
Pittsburgh, WV
#019477
Active
OA
Ossama Abdelfattah
Gainesville, WV
#017628
Active
MA
Mohamed Gamal Abdel-maksoud
Aurora, WV
#025322
Active
IA
Ibrahim Sabri Abdelmeguid
Denver, WV
#027291
Active
MA
Mohamed F. Abdelmeguid
Woodbridge, WV
#025811
Active
DA
Dennis D. Abel
Raleigh, WV
#019145
Active
CA
Cliff A. Abernathy
Atlanta, WV
#020774
Active
JA
Jonathan Edward Aberts
Jefferson, WV
#021822
Active
RA
Ruben Abreu
Delray Beach, WV
#027292
Active
JA
John Abruzzo
Orinda, WV
#027079
Active
TA
Timothy C. Abshagen
Knoxville, WV
#017629
Active
MA
Mohamad Abu-kassem
Ashburn, WV
#016803
Active
JA
Justin E. Acacio
Fairfax, WV
#021281
Active
BA
Bernard Babatunde Adebayo-ige
Eastvale, WV
#024955
Active
MA
Mary Esther Aepelbacher
Hermantown, WV
#027135
Active
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West Virginia licensing rules
- Renewal
- Professional Engineer registrations in West Virginia expire December 31 of each even-numbered year and renew on a two-year (biennial) cycle; a renewal postmarked or submitted online after the expiration date but by January 31 is accepted with a late fee equal to 25 percent of the renewal fee, and any renewal submitted on or after February 1 after expiration is rejected and the registration is redesignated as lapsed. The two-year renewal fee for a Professional Engineer is $63.00 (Professional Engineer-Retired renewal is $27.00). Source
- Reciprocity
- West Virginia may issue a license by comity to an applicant who holds a valid license or other authorization to practice engineering in another jurisdiction, provided the applicant meets the board's general licensure requirements and either holds a license issued under requirements the board judges to be, in its own judgment, equivalent to or not lower than West Virginia's standards in effect when that license was issued, or holds a valid NCEES council record documenting the applicant's qualifications. Source
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Verify with the official board
For authoritative verification, contact West Virginia State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers.
Verify at West Virginia State Board of Registration for Professional EngineersPhone: (304) 558-8554