Alabama Administrative Code › Title 330 - ALABAMA STATE BOARD OF REGISTRATION FOR PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURVEYORS › Chapter 330-X-3 - APPLICATIONS FOR CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE › Section 330-X-3-.03 - Disposal Of Applications

Current through Register Vol. 42, No. 9, June 28, 2024
(1)
			 Approved Applications - When the Board, after due consideration of an
			 application and of information pertaining thereto, is satisfied that the
			 applicant is eligible for certification as an engineer intern or land surveyor
			 intern, or licensure as a professional engineer or professional land surveyor,
			 under any section of the law, the applicant will be granted a certification or
			 license, and the applicant will be notified by the executive director. The
			 application and all pertinent information will be made a portion of the
			 individual's permanent file kept by the board office in accordance with its
			 retention of records procedures.
(2) Deferred Applications - When the Board,
			 after due consideration of an application and of information pertaining thereto
			 finds that the applicant is not currently eligible for certification or
			 licensure, but the Board believes the minimum legal requirements may be met
			 within one year, the application may be deferred by the Board. The applicant
			 will be notified of the action of the Board by the Executive Director, and for
			 further consideration the applicant may submit the required information,
			 without fee, provided the resubmittal is within one year or date specified by
			 the Board. The application will close one year from the date of the Board's
			 consideration and the applicant must submit a new application unless otherwise
			 specified by the Board.
(3) Denied
			 Applications - When the Board, after due consideration of an application and of
			 information pertaining thereto finds that the applicant is not currently
			 eligible for certification or licensure under any section of the law, the
			 applicant will be denied certification or licensure. The applicant will be
			 notified of the action of the Board by the executive director, and for further
			 consideration the applicant may submit a new application, without fee, after
			 securing the necessary eligibility, provided the resubmittal is within one year
			 from the date of the Board's consideration. An applicant who is denied
			 licensure, denied the opportunity to take an examination, has the opportunity
			 to meet with the Board and/or to appeal the Board's decision as provided by
Code of Ala. 1975
, Sections
			 34-11-13,
			 41-22-12 through
			 41-22-21.
(4) Inactive Applications - If all necessary
			 information required for Board review is not received within one year from the
			 date an application was initiated, the applicant must submit a new
			 application.
(5) Deferred, denied,
			 and inactive applications will be maintained in accordance with the Records and
			 Retention Schedule prepared by the Department of Archives and
			 History.
Rule
				  330-X-3-.05 was renumbered
				  330-X-3-.03 and the original
				  330-3-.03, Applications from
				  Nonresidents, was repealed as per the certification filed September 23, 1998;
				  effective October 28, 1998.
Authors:
William R. Huett (Executive Director),
				  Bonnie Kelly
Statutory Authority:
Code of Ala.
				  1975
, §
										34-11-35.