N.H. Admin. Code § Eng 307.01 - Temporary Permit
(a) A person who is eligible to be licensed
as a professional engineer in New Hampshire by reciprocity may apply for a
temporary permit for a specific project in this state not to exceed 6 months in
any one calendar year.
(b)
Applicants for temporary permits shall provide, or cause to be provided, the
following forms:
(1) The "Universal
Application for Initial Licensure" as required by Plc304.01(a)(1);
and
(2) The "Addendum to the
Universal Application for Initial Licensure For Temporary Permit" providing the
following information;
a. All names the
applicant has ever been know by;
b.
Project title, location, and brief description of the specific project in the
state of New Hampshire;
c.
Applicant's professional engineer stamp of jurisdiction applicant is licensed
or registered in;
d. The
applicant's positions, dates of employment, title, and present employer's name
and address;
e. Descriptions of
types of work performed and degree of responsibility;
f. Name and present address of someone
familiar with each position;
g. The
applicant's educational history including the names of all post-secondary
institutions attended, the dates of attendance, and degrees awarded and
certified copies of transcripts from all post-secondary institutions
attended;
h. Whether or not the
applicant has ever taken the NCEES Fundamentals of Engineering examination, and
if so, the location, date and grade awarded; and
i. The names, complete addresses,
occupations, and business relationships with applicant of 5 references as
specified in Eng 303.03;
(c) Applicants shall submit the
application fee specified in Plc 1002.41.
(d) Temporary permits shall be granted if the
OPLC determines that the applicant meets or exceeds the requirements of
Eng
303.01,
Eng
303.02, and
Eng
304.01.
Notes
#2364-a, eff 5-17-83; ss by #3031, eff 5-28-85, EXPIRED 5-28-91
New. #5397, eff 5-20-92; ss by #6752, Interim, eff 5-20-98, EXPIRED 9-17-98
New. #6911, eff 12-15-98; ss by #8190, eff 10-19-04; ss by #10045, eff 1-1-12
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