Washington Board of Registration for Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors (BORPELS)
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Licenses
We track the following licenses with the Washington Board of Registration for Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors (BORPELS) 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.
All corporations, joint stock associations, and limited liability companies (LLCs) that offer engineering or land surveying services must have a certificate of authorization in Washington, except for professional service (PS) corporations and professional service limited liability companies (PLLCs).
Washington Certificate of Authorization (Engineering and/or Land Surveying)
Initial Registration
Form: | Corporation or Limited Liability Company Certificate of Authorization Application and a Designated Engineer/Land Surveyor Affidavit |
Filing Method: | Mail or online. |
Agency Fee: | $150 |
Turnaround: | Up to 4 weeks. Applicants will be notified by mail or email. |
Before you Apply: | Domestic Applicants:
Foreign Applicants:
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How to Apply: | Domestic Applicants:
Foreign Applicants:
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Registration Renewal
Instructions: | Mail to:
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Agency Fee: | $110 |
Due: | Annually by the end of the registration anniversary month. Renewals may be filed as early as 120 days prior to the expiration date. |
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Amendment
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Agency Fee: | $0 |
Due: | Within 30 days of the effective date of the change. |
Notes: | Other information updates should be reported to the board in writing. |
Washington Professional Engineer License
Initial Registration
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Agency Fee: | $65 |
Registration Renewal
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Filing Method: | Mail or online. |
Agency Fee: | $116 |
Due: | Biennially by the licensee's birthday. The initial license will expire on the next occurrence of the engineer's birth date. If the next birth date is within three months of the initial date of licensure, the original license will expire on the engineer's second birth date following original licensure. |
Washington Structural Engineer License
Initial Registration
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Agency Fee: | $65 |
Registration Renewal
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Agency Fee: | $116 |
Due: | Biennially by the licensee's birthday. |
Notes: | Licensees who hold more than one type of engineering license only need to file a single renewal application and pay the $116 fee. |
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