Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-475.13

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Application form - Certified council record in lieu of

Official statutory text

form - Fees.

A. 1. Application for a professional engineer, professional

structural engineer, or professional surveyor license, or

certification as an engineer intern or surveyor intern, shall be on

a form prescribed and furnished by the Board. It shall contain

statements made under oath, showing the applicant's education and a

detailed summary of technical and engineering or surveying

experience and shall include the names and complete mailing

addresses of the references, none of whom may be members of the

Board or immediate family members of the applicant.

2. The Board may accept the certified information contained in

a valid NCEES Record issued by the National Council of Examiners for

Engineering and Surveying for professional engineer or professional

surveyor applicants in lieu of the same information that is required

on the form prescribed and furnished by the Board. All initial

applicants for a license must submit an NCEES Record along with any

additional required forms to be considered for licensure.

B. 1. The application fees shall be established by Board

rules.

2. The certification fee for a firm shall be established by

Board rules.

3. Should the Board deny the issuance of a license to any

applicant, including the application of a firm for a certificate of

authority, the fee shall be retained as an application fee.

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