Texas Administrative Code
Title 22 - EXAMINING BOARDS
Part 1 - TEXAS BOARD OF ARCHITECTURAL EXAMINERS
Chapter 1 - ARCHITECTS
Subchapter C - EXAMINATION
Section 1.43 - Reexamination

(a) In order to qualify for registration by examination, a Candidate must schedule and pass all sections of the Architect Registration Examination (ARE) within the time period required by NCARB.

(b) If a Candidate has successfully passed a section of the examination that has expired under NCARB requirements, the Candidate may request an extended period of validity for that section of the examination if, within one year prior to the date the section expired:

(c) If a Candidate gave birth to or adopted a child, the Candidate may receive an extended period of validity of up to six months for an expired examination section.

(d) If a Candidate developed a serious medical condition, the Candidate may receive an extended period of validity of up to six months for an expired examination section if the serious medical condition reasonably prevented the Candidate from preparing for or taking the examination.

(e) If a Candidate commenced active duty service as a member of the United States military, the Candidate may receive an extended period of validity for an expired examination section equal to the length of time the Candidate was on active duty.

(f) Any request for an extension under this section must be received within six months of the expiration of the exam section and must be approved by the Board.