S.C. Code Regs. § 49-203 - Licensure by Comity
A. Professional
Engineer.
(1) An application will be
considered for licensure by comity from an applicant who is appropriately
licensed in another jurisdiction and has not been previously licensed in this
State.
(2) Any applicant holding a
valid license to practice engineering issued by a proper authority of a
jurisdiction or possession of the United States, based on requirements not less
than those specified by the applicable licensure act in effect in the State of
South Carolina at the time such other license was issued, may, upon receipt of
the proper documents and payment of the fee established by the Board, be
considered for licensure without further written examination.
(3) A Model Law Engineer applicant may be
licensed as a Professional Engineer by making application on the prescribed
form and having the NCEES Council Record sent to the Board. To be considered,
the Council Record must be submitted directly to the Board by NCEES. Upon
receipt of the proper documents and payment of the fee established by the
Board, a Model Law Engineer applicant may be licensed as a Professional
Engineer upon further review.
B. Professional Surveyor.
(1) An application will be considered for
licensure by comity from an applicant who has not been previously licensed in
this State but is appropriately licensed in the state in which the applicant
resides or is employed unless there are extenuating circumstances satisfactory
to the Board.
(2) An application
will be accepted for licensure by comity if the applicant meets the
requirements for education, experience and examination as prescribed by the
statutes, and the rules and regulations of this Board in effect at the time of
filing said application.
(3) An
applicant registered in another state may be required to take such examinations
as the Board deems necessary to establish that his qualifications meet the
requirements of the statutes, rules and regulations of the Board. The applicant
shall in all cases be required to pass a written examination including
questions of laws, procedures and practices pertaining to the practice of land
surveying in this State.
(4) An
application will be accepted for licensure by comity as a TIER B Land Surveyor
after the applicant first obtains licensure as a TIER A Land surveyor. An
applicant in this category will be required to pass the written examination for
a TIER B Land Surveyor in addition to meeting the education and experience
requirements as established by the statutes and the rules and regulations of
the Board.
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