Want to know if you should get your P.Eng. in a faster province and transfer it back?
Here's what 13 years of helping 21,500 engineers have taught me:
1. Already started your application?
Stay with your current association. The time saved by switching gets eaten up in the transfer process.
2. Haven't started yet?
Choose your province/association strategically:
• Where you live
• Where your projects are
• Where your employer needs you to be licensed
3. The Hidden Costs
Transferring your license means paying twice:
• Double application fees
• Double registration fees
• Double annual dues
This could cost you an extra $1,000+ unnecessarily.
4. The Time Factor
The "quick province" approach typically:
• Adds complexity to your process
• Creates more paperwork
• Extends your total licensing timeline
5. The Smart Approach
Work with your current association and:
• Understand regional requirements
• Save money on fees
• Avoid transfer headaches
Remember: The shortest path isn't always the fastest route to your P.Eng.
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Have you considered or tried to get licensed in another province? Let us know in the comments below.
Have you considered or tried to get licensed in another province? Let us know in the comments.
Wow never thought of this. Good callout!