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Department of State: Division of Professional Regulation: Board of Architects


Frequently Asked Questions


  1. Can I obtain a temporary permit?
  2. How long does it take to get a license?
  3. Does my company need to be licensed?
  4. Do I need to complete continuing education in order to renew my license?
  5. When does my license expire?
  6. If my license has expired, how long do I have to renew it?
  7. How can I obtain my National Council of Architectural Registration Board file?
  8. How do I obtain a seal or rubber stamp?
  9. How do I request a wall certificate?

 

Question: Can I obtain a temporary permit?

Answer: There is no provision for the Board to issue a temporary permit.

 

Question: How long does it take to get a license?

Answer: This depends on how long it takes for the Board office to receive all of the required documentation. When the application is complete, your application is placed on the agenda for the next Board meeting. If the Board approves your application and the processing fee has been fully paid, the Board office will issue the license number.

 

Question: Does my company need to be licensed?

Answer: The Board of Architects does not currently issue a certificate of authorization for the company. The Board issues a license to an individual architect.

 

Question: Do I need to complete continuing education in order to renew my license?

Answer: See Renew License.

 

Question: When does my license expire?

Answer: Licenses expire on July 31st of each odd year.

 

Question: If my license has expired, how long do I have to renew it?

Answer: See Renew License.

 

Question: How can I obtain my National Council of Architectural Registration Board file?

Answer: You can obtain your NCARB record by contacting NCARB. For information, visit the NCARB website.

 

Question: How do I obtain a seal or rubber stamp?

Answer: The Board requires you to obtain either a seal press or rubber stamp for use on drawings and specifications. Most office supply stores can imprint a seal for you, or you may call Franklin Rubber Stamp Company at (302) 654-8841.

 

Question: How do I request a wall certificate?

Answer: To receive a wall certificate in addition to the standard license certificate, submit a Request for Wall Certificate with the required fee. When the Board office receives your request and payment, the Board will sign the certificate at its next scheduled meeting.



Last Updated: Tuesday, 19-May-2009 15:21:12 EDT
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