Vermont Board of Professional Engineering

Please Note

We are a service company that can help you file with the Vermont Board of Professional Engineering. 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:
Office of Professional Regulation
89 Main st. 3rd Floor
Montpelier, VT 05620

Phone: 802-828-5434

Web: Home Name search Forms File online
Email: kara.shangraw@sec.state.vt.us

Licenses

We track the following licenses with the Vermont Board of Professional Engineering 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 Engineer Intern Certificate

Agency:

Vermont Board of Professional Engineering

Initial Registration

More Details

Filing Method:	Online
Agency Fee:	$50

Renewal Not Required

Not required

Vermont Engineering Firm License

Not required

Engineering 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 engineering work. Firms should consult board rules and state statutes before doing business.

More information: Vermont Board of Professional Engineering

Law:

26 V.S.A. § 1160 et seq.

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 firm's practice of engineering in Vermont must be carried out by licensed engineers.

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 firm's practice of engineering in Vermont must be carried out by licensed engineers.

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 firm's practice of engineering in Vermont must be carried out by licensed engineers.

Vermont Professional Engineer License

Agency:	Vermont Board of Professional Engineering
Allow Digital Signatures?	Yes
Digital Signature Guidelines:	(a) Sealing means the application of the seal and the signature of the licensee. Manual or electronic forms of the seal and signature are acceptable. CVR 04-030-100.2.7
Allow Digital Sealing?	Yes
Digital Sealing Guidelines:	Each licensee shall obtain a seal bearing the licensee's name, specialty discipline, license number, and the title "Licensed Professional Engineer." The seal shall be substantially of the following format, and shall be approximately one-and-one-half inches in diameter. The seal may be a wet seal, embossed seal, or an electronic format. Each licensee is responsible for managing the use and security of his or her seal and signature. CVR 04-030-100.2.6