110 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 1, § 18 - Applications
1.18.1 Absent specific Board action, all
documents and information requested by the Board in connection with any
application must be provided by the applicant within one year. Applications
that are incomplete after one year are invalid, and a new application and fee
will be required.
1.18.2 Replies
received from references regarding the qualifications of an applicant will be
considered non-public records. The source and character of the information will
not be divulged except when required by law.
1.18.3 An applicant's prior criminal or
disciplinary history from any jurisdiction may be considered by the Board as
part of the application process for initial licensure, comity licensure, or
examination. The existence of such history is not an automatic bar to being
licensed or to be allowed to take examinations, nor is disclosure intended to
automatically require consideration of discipline by the Board.
1.18.4 The review and evaluation of
disclosure statements provided by applicants during the licensing or
examination application process may be performed by the Executive Director with
the assistance of Board staff. However, the Board must review disclosures which
an applicant has not previously disclosed and which indicate:
1) felony convictions;
2) probation, suspension, or revocation of an
architect or professional engineer license in another jurisdiction;
3) repetitive or multiple violations;
or
4) evidence of unfitness to
practice the profession.
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1.18.1 Absent specific Board action, all documents and information requested by the Board in connection with any application must be provided by the applicant within one year. Applications that are incomplete after one year are invalid, and a new application and fee will be required.
1.18.2 Replies received from references regarding the qualifications of an applicant will be considered non-public records. The source and character of the information will not be divulged except when required by law.
1.18.3 An applicant's prior criminal or disciplinary history from any jurisdiction may be considered by the Board as part of the application process for initial licensure, comity licensure, or examination. The existence of such history is not an automatic bar to being licensed or to be allowed to take examinations, nor is disclosure intended to automatically require consideration of discipline by the Board.
1.18.4 The review and evaluation of disclosure statements provided by applicants during the licensing or examination application process may be performed by the Executive Director with the assistance of Board staff. However, the Board must review disclosures which an applicant has not previously disclosed and which indicate:
1) felony convictions;
2) probation, suspension, or revocation of an architect or professional engineer license in another jurisdiction;
3) repetitive or multiple violations; or
4) evidence of unfitness to practice the profession.