As the only national association dedicated to the support and development of licensed professional engineers across the nation, NSPE offers members a wealth of resources useful throughout the licensure process and beyond.

Demonstrating Qualifying Engineering Experience for Licensure >>

Exam Review and Preparation >>

Frequently Asked Questions About Licensure >>

State Continuing Education Requirements for Engineers >>  (PDF)

Free Web Seminars
Changing the PE Paradigm in the Future: Additional Education for Professional Practice >>
Importance of Becoming a Professional Engineer >>
Improving the Professional Engineering Licensure for Construction Engineers >>

Licensure by Comity
Individuals licensed in one state or U.S. territory are often interested in becoming licensed to practice in additional jurisdictions. > >

Professional Liability
Legal liability exposures may represent the greatest threat to the financial health of professional engineers and engineering firms. In recent years, new forms of legal responsibility and exposure have been created by innovative plaintiff attorneys seeking financial remedies for clients who may have suffered an unanticipated financial loss. >>

State Licensing Boards
To find out about licensure requirements and dates and locations of licensure exams, contact your state/territory licensure board through the NCEES Web site. >>

Licensure and Ethics Hotline for Members Only
Are you an NSPE member with a question about engineering licensure, ethics, or law? If so, call 888-384-4295 or e-mail legal@nspe.org. Please provide your nine-digit NSPE member number. For all other questions, please call 888-285-6773.

Licensed and Certified
An article written for the graduating engineer by John Edwards. >>

National Council of Examiners for Engineering and Surveying Links

Establishing an NCEES Record

2005 NCEES Survey: Licensing Requirements