Land Surveyor - Reciprocity

Purpose:

This application is for an individual who is currently licensed as a Land Surveyor in good standing and may apply for a Connecticut license based on their license in another state or U.S. jurisdiction.

Land Surveyor reciprocity applicants must have passed the NCEES Fundamentals of Surveying Exam and NCEES Principles and Practice of Surveying Exam. For purposes of Reciprocity, licenses obtained in other jurisdictions must meet or exceed the requirements of Section 20-302 of the Connecticut General Statutes.

Please review these prerequisites prior to applying online. The apply online link is indicated below.

Prerequisites:

Exams:

Passed the NCEES Fundamentals of Surveying Exam

Passed the NCEES Principles and Practice of Surveying Exam

Education & Experience:

Education	Experience
4 yr Surveying Degree	3 yr Total * *50% ‘land surveying’ divided approximately equally between office and field
Non-graduate Degree	9 yr Total 3 yr Supervisory 3 yr Chief (min) 2 yr Instr (max) 1 yr Rod (max) min. 3 yr. land surveying
Graduate 4 yr Civil Engineering Degree	4 yr Total 3 yr Supervisory 1 yr Chief
Graduate 2 yr Surveying Degree	5 yr Total 3 yr Supervisory 2 yr Chief
Graduate 2 yr Civil Engineering Degree	6 yr Total 3 yr Supervisory 2 yr Chief (min) 1 yr Instr (max)

Endorsers:

At least five (5) persons of whom at least four (4) shall be members of your profession and not related to you and at least one (1) who is listed in the Experience Record Section. At least three (3) must also be licensed Land Surveyors in the United States or its territories.

License: