Vermont Office of Professional Regulation - Board of Architects


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We are a service company that can help you file with the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation - Board of Architects. We are not associated with this nor any other government agency. We offer paid services and software to help you file. You are not required to purchase our service to file - you may file directly with this agency without using our service.


Contact Information

Physical address:
89 Main Street, 3rd Floor
Montpelier, VT 05620-3402

Phone: (802) 828-1505

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Licenses

We track the following licenses with the Vermont Office of Professional Regulation - Board of Architects in order to provide compliance services to our clients. As a client, you see this and other reference data in License Manager in-line with your licenses.

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Vermont Architect License

Agency:Vermont Office of Professional Regulation - Board of Architects
NCARB Certificate:Not required
Completion of CE/PDH:Required
Interview:Not required
NAAB-accredited degree:Not required
NCARB IDP:Required
Additional Experience:Required
State-specific exam:Not required

Initial Registration

This section applies to architects that are applying for a license in Vermont for the first time.

Filing Method:

Online

Agency Fee:

$80.00 application fee + $100 exam fee

Original Ink:Not required
Notarize:Not required

Reciprocal Registration

This section applies to architects licensed in another state that are looking for reciprocal licensure in Vermont.

Agency Fee:

$80

Registration Renewal

This section applies to architects that are already licensed in Vermont and need to renew their license.

Agency Fee:

$155

Due:

By January 31 of odd-numbered years.

Vermont Architecture Firm License

Not required



Architecture Firm licensure is not required on the State level in Vermont.

Firm licenses are not issued at the state level, however, a licensed individual must oversee all architectural work. Firms should consult board rules and state statutes before doing business.

More information: Vermont Office of Professional Regulation - Board of Architects
Law:

26 V.S.A. § 203

Eligible Entity Types:
  • Business Corporations
  • Professional Corporations
  • Limited Liability Companies
  • Professional Limited Liability Companies
  • Partnerships
Ownership Requirements:

Business Corporations:

  • Officers and directors need not be licensed, but the corporation must have at least one employee who is a Vermont licensed architect and who is responsible for the firm's practice of architecture in Vermont.

Professional Corporations:

  • All of the shareholders, at least 1/2 of the directors, and all of the officers (excluding the secretary and treasurer) must be licensed in a professional service performed by the firm.

Limited Liability Companies:

  • Members and managers need not be licensed, but the LLC must have at least one employee who is a Vermont licensed architect and who is responsible for the firm's practice of architecture in Vermont.

Professional Limited Liability Companies:

  • At least 1/2 of the managers and all of the members (excluding the secretary and treasurer) must be licensed in a professional service performed by the firm.

Partnerships:

  • Partners need not be licensed, but the partnership must have at least one employee who is a Vermont licensed architect and who is responsible for the firm's practice of architecture in Vermont.

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