December 6, 2002

You and I were in the same test.
Happy Anniversary.

Congrats on 11 my friend. you made me look. I go mine May 16 of 2003. a decade goes by pretty quick.

i'm a few years behind y'all on registration- took it with my co-worker at the time, and a friend of yours brian: kevin. talked to him lately? know what he's up to?

HA HA I have seniority, July 26, 2002.

I was at the same test too.

Miguel A. Escobar, LSLS, RPLS

My first July 14, 1975!

Congrats!

I just looked, and my first license, Tennessee, is dated January 30, 2001. My exam was October 2000. I was 27 years old.

Arkansas was October 29, 2001, Mississippi was May 15, 2002, and Missouri was June 20, 2013.

Time sure does fly.

December 6, 2002 Dave

> My first July 14, 1975!

I wasn't born until July 12, of 1977 so HA! 🙂

> Congrats!
>
> I just looked, and my first license, Tennessee, is dated January 30, 2001. My exam was October 2000. I was 27 years old.
>
> Arkansas was October 29, 2001, Mississippi was May 15, 2002, and Missouri was June 20, 2013.
>
> Time sure does fly.

I passed the SIT in April of 2000 at the ripe old age of 22 and was 25 when I got my license. The whole multiple state thing is beyond me. I thought about one in Louisiana, but they told me I needed 12 more hours of college on top of my 100+ hours and three degrees. I went fishing instead. 🙂

> Congrats on 11 my friend. you made me look. I go mine May 16 of 2003. a decade goes by pretty quick.

The dates are kinda silly. My SIT is dated the day of that test, but my license is dated the day the board met and canvassed the test.

11 is coming up for you pretty quick. You have the distinction of being in the LAST rodeo without the 4 year degree. I was second to last. 🙂

> You and I were in the same test.
> Happy Anniversary.

Happy Anniversary to you as well. 🙂

> I was at the same test too.
>
> Miguel A. Escobar, LSLS, RPLS

Then Happy 11th anniversary my friend!!! 🙂

Interesting.

I passed the SIT in April of 2000 also.

I thought I was the youngest one to pass the RPLS in December 2002 at the age of 27.

Hard to believe that we still have a little less than 20 years to go to get to the average age of a RPLS in Texas (56 year old).

Miguel A. Escobar, LSLS, RPLS

Mine Reads February 14th, 1987. Your Dad's is 9 years older.

You young Pup.
😛

December 6, 2002 Dave

And the first time I saw you you were about 4

Before they switched to the SIT program and started using the NCEE for part of the test, the Licenses were dated the day of the Test.

November 22, 1971

And still enjoying the field work !

Cheers,

Derek

November 22, 1971

I bow to one who is senior to me!:stakeout:

BTW - have you made any attempt to figure out where the survey was that I sent you the article about?

Kris,

The Multiple state licenses is just based upon where I live. I can be in the three other states I am licensed in in an hour or so. I live about 30 miles north of Memphis, so Arkansas and Mississippi are less than an hour away. Missouri is about an hour and 20 minutes away.

When I worked for a larger engineering firm in Memphis, it was common for us to work just over the line all the time. It happens a lot less now that I am working for myself.

Jimmy