WAC 196-16-007
Eligibility and applications. The law
requires eight years of experience in land surveying work of a
character satisfactory to the board and passing the
fundamentals-of-land surveying examination to be eligible for
the professional land surveyor examination. The eight years
of experience must be completed sixty days prior to the date
of the examination.
All applications must be completed on forms provided by
the board and filed with the executive director at the board's
address. The deadline for properly completed applications
accompanied by the appropriate fee as listed in WAC 196-26A-025 is four months prior to the date of the
examination. Late applications will be considered for a later
examination. Supporting documents such as college transcripts
and experience verification forms must be received by the
board three months prior to the date of the examination in
order for the board to determine eligibility prior to
examination deadlines. Failure to have the supporting
documents sent to the board by the defined deadline will
result in the applicant being delayed until a later
examination.
Once an application has been approved, no further
application is required. An applicant who has taken an
examination and failed or who qualified for an examination but
did not take it shall request to take or retake the
examination at least three months prior to the examination
date. A written request accompanied by the applicable fee as
listed in WAC 196-26A-025 is required to reschedule for an
examination.
[Statutory Authority: Chapters 18.43 and 18.235 RCW. 04-04-001, § 196-16-007, filed 1/21/04, effective 2/21/04. Statutory Authority: RCW 18.43.035. 96-11-086, § 196-16-007,
filed 5/14/96, effective 7/1/96; 89-05-021 (Order PM 820), §
196-16-007, filed 2/10/89; 88-12-044 (Order PM 738), §
196-16-007, filed 5/27/88; 87-13-005 (Order PM 606), §
196-16-007, filed 6/4/87; 84-04-027 (Order PL 454), §
196-16-007, filed 1/25/84; 82-01-064 (Order 81-10), §
196-16-007, filed 12/18/81; Order PL 224, § 196-16-007, filed
11/5/75; Order PL-129, § 196-16-007, filed 7/27/72; Order
PL-115, § 196-16-007, filed 11/24/71; Rule IIIA, filed
11/15/65; Rule IIIA, filed 8/4/64.]