R.I. Gen. Laws § 5-8-12
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§ 5-8-12. Form of application for registration or certification Registration, certification, and enrollment fees.
Official statutory text
(a) Application for registration as a professional engineer or certification as an engineer-in-training shall:
(1) Be on a form prescribed and furnished by the board;
(2) Establish compliance with the licensing requirements pursuant to § 5-8-11; and
(3) Contain references as prescribed in § 5-8-11, none of whom may be members of the board.
(b) The application fees for professional engineers shall be set by the board in an amount to cover the expenses of reviewing applications and shall accompany the application.
(c) The fee for engineer-in-training certification or enrollment shall be set by the board in an amount to cover the expenses of reviewing applications and shall accompany the application.
(d) All application fees are nonrefundable, even if an application is denied.
(1) Be on a form prescribed and furnished by the board;
(2) Establish compliance with the licensing requirements pursuant to § 5-8-11; and
(3) Contain references as prescribed in § 5-8-11, none of whom may be members of the board.
(b) The application fees for professional engineers shall be set by the board in an amount to cover the expenses of reviewing applications and shall accompany the application.
(c) The fee for engineer-in-training certification or enrollment shall be set by the board in an amount to cover the expenses of reviewing applications and shall accompany the application.
(d) All application fees are nonrefundable, even if an application is denied.
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