Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 12, March 20, 2024
(a) In
accordance with section
7207(1) of the Education
Law and upon recommendation of the board, the department may issue to an
engineer who is not a resident of this State and having no established place of
practice in this State a limited permit to practice engineering solely in
connection with a single specified project and subject to the same registration
and revocation restrictions as a license, provided that such applicant submits:
(1) a completed application form, including:
(i) the applicant's current residential and
employment addresses;
(ii) a
description of the project for which the limited permit is requested;
and
(iii) a detailed description of
experience satisfactory to the board and of a nature related to the project in
New York for which the permit is to be issued;
(2) at least two satisfactory certifications
as to character and qualifications submitted by licensed professional
engineers, at least one of whom shall be a resident of this State;
(3) written confirmation, submitted to the
department by the appropriate licensing authority, that the applicant is
legally qualified to practice as a professional engineer or its equivalent in
his own state or country; and
(4)
payment of a permit fee of $105 and, in addition, payment of the statutory
registration fee.
(b) In
accordance with section
7207(2) of the Education
Law, the department may issue a limited permit to practice as a professional
engineer, land surveyor or professional geologist in this State, when such
practice does not aggregate more than 30 days in any calendar year, to a person
not a resident of this State and having no established place of practice in
this State, provided that such applicant submits:
(1) a completed application form including:
(i) the applicant's current residential and
employment addresses;
(ii) the
specific dates of anticipated practice which shall be for a continuous sequence
of days, except that if acceptable reasons are submitted to the department, a
special certificate may be issued for the unused portion of the time originally
specified;
(2) written
confirmation, submitted to the department by the appropriate licensing
authority, that the applicant is legally qualified to practice as a
professional engineer, land surveyor or professional geologist or the
equivalent in his or her own state or country; and
(3) payment of a permit fee of
$105.
(c) In accordance
with section
7207(3) of the Education
Law and upon recommendation of the board, the department may issue to a
geologist who is not a resident of this State and having no established place
of practice in this State a limited permit to practice geology solely in
connection with a single specified project and subject to the same registration
and revocation restrictions as a license, provided that such applicant submits:
(1) a completed application form, including:
(i) the applicant's current residential and
employment addresses;
(ii) a
description of the project for which the limited permit is requested; and
(iii) a detailed description of
experience satisfactory to the board and of a nature related to the project in
this State for which the limited permit is requested.
(2) at least two satisfactory certifications
as to the character and qualifications of the applicant submitted to the
department by licensed professional geologists, at least one of whom shall be a
resident of this State;
(3) written
confirmation, submitted to the department by the appropriate licensing
authority, that the applicant is legally qualified to practice as a
professional geologist or its equivalent in his or her state or country;
and
(4) payment of a permit fee of
$105 and payment of the statutory registration fee.
