Ohio Admin. Code 4733-19-01 - Application, examination, registration and renewal fees
(A) The board shall
establish and publish a fee schedule which will be available for all applicants
and registrants.
(B) The
appropriate nonrefundable application fee must accompany each examination or
reexamination request.
(C) Make all
checks payable to: "
"Treasurer, State of Ohio"" and submit to
the board office.
(D) If an
applicant is not eligible or does not schedule for the applied examination, the
application fee will be retained to cover the cost of processing the
application.
(E) Unless otherwise
stipulated by the board the payment of the registration fee will constitute
payment of the license fee for the remainder of the licensing period in which
the certificate of registration was issued. Upon successfully passing both
examinations a certificate of registration will be issued by the board
authorizing applicant to practice as a professional engineer or professional
surveyor.
(F) A nonrefundable
renewal fee for all certificates of registration is due and payable on or
before December thirty-first of each licensing period for the ensuing licensing
period (See section 4733.15 of the Revised
Code).
(G) Use of the
"
"UserID"" and password
issued for electronic renewals is solely the responsibility of the licensee to
whom it is issued and may not be transferred, distributed, or shared with any
other person. The licensee assumes responsibility for all entries and user of
the "
"UserID"" and password. The "
"UserID"" and password
shall constitute the legally recognized signature for the purpose of this
rule.
(H) Completion of the paper
application for renewal shall be signed by the licensee.
(I) Any person who knowingly makes a false
statement on the renewal application form is guilty of falsification under
section 4733.20 of the Revised
Code.
(J) The renewal applicant
shall demonstrate in a manner prescribed by the board that the applicant has
met the continuing professional development requirements for the license that
the applicant holds.
(K) A licensee
is exempt from the continuing professional development requirement during the
first calendar year of registration. Each licensee
thereafter must earn fifteen hours of continuing professional
development.
If the licensee obtains
registration during the first calendar year of the biennial renewal period, the
licensee must complete fifteen hours of continuing professional development
before the end of the current renewal cycle.
(L) If a registrant fails to renew a
certificate of registration by December thirty-first of the licensing period,
the fee to be paid for renewal after December thirty first, but within the
following twelve months, shall be increased by fifty percent. A registrant who
fails to renew a certificate of registration for a period greater than twelve
months shall be assessed a reinstatement fee which shall equal the number of
renewal fees that have not been paid multiplied by three times the current
renewal fee. The registrant shall submit proof of completion of fifteen hours
of continuing professional development for each lapsed year.
(M) As permitted by the provisions of section
4733.15 and section
4733.151 of the Revised Code,
the board may upon request waive the payment of the renewal fees and/or the
continuing professional development requirement of a registrant during the time
the registrant is on active duty in connection with any branch of the armed
forces of the United States.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4733.07
Rule Amplifies: 4733
Prior Effective Dates: 10/15/1970, 07/01/1982, 10/15/1982, 03/15/1983, 04/15/1985, 01/15/1987, 04/18/1988, 03/18/1989, 10/22/1990, 08/15/1991, 11/23/1991, 09/25/1992, 04/30/1993, 02/01/1996, 11/01/2003, 11/24/2008, 08/01/2014
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4733.07
Rule Amplifies: 4733.12, 4733.15, 4733.151
Prior Effective Dates: 10/15/1970, 07/01/1982, 10/15/1982, 03/15/1983, 04/15/1985, 01/15/1987, 04/18/1988, 03/18/1989, 10/22/1990, 08/15/1991, 11/23/1991, 09/25/1992, 04/30/1993, 02/01/1996, 11/01/2003, 11/24/2008
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