Published: February 27, 2011
New at NE.gov: Online Reciprocity Licensure for Engineers and Architects
LINCOLN, Neb. - (BUSINESS WIRE) - Reciprocal
licensure for architects and engineers is becoming important as more
firms become national in scope and the slow economy has forced many to
search for work outside of their jurisdiction. To aid in the reciprocity
process, the Nebraska
Board of Engineers and Architects (NBEA)
is now offering an online service for architects and professional
engineers who seek reciprocal
licensure in Nebraska. There are certain requirements an architect
or professional engineer must meet in order to be eligible for the
online process. A complete list of requirements is available at: http://www.ea.ne.gov/license_application.html.
"The Board's intent in expanding its list of online services is to
provide more efficient and time-saving options for our professionals,"
said Jon Wilbeck, executive director of the Nebraska Board of Engineers
and Architects. "The new online resource also benefits our staff. Time
that would have been spent manually entering data can now be spent
completing other tasks."
Applying for a reciprocal
license online provides:
-
Faster processing: Users can submit information within minutes.
-
Cost and Time savings: Avoid postage fees and delays caused by
receiving the application by mail.
-
Convenient Credit Card or eCheck Payment: Pay by MasterCard,
Visa, Discover or eCheck at the time of application.
-
Information received faster: The Board is able to receive each
application submitted the next day, which is imported into their
database. No manual entry is necessary.
Licensure applications seek to gather a full record of an applicant's
qualifications and experience. Applicants are encouraged to have the
following general information on hand before beginning online: education
and degrees acquired, employment history, references, record of exams,
and base state of licensure in addition to information specific to each
application. Once an application is submitted, the Board and its staff
will determine if an applicant meets all necessary requirements. A
filing fee of $200 is due at the time of the application submission.
To apply for a reciprocal licensure in Nebraska, visit http://www.ea.ne.gov/license_application.html.
Users can find out more about online
Government services in Nebraska through:
RSS feeds: http://www.nebraska.gov/rss.xml
Twitter:
http://twitter.com/nebraskagov
Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/nefanpage
About Nebraska.gov
Nebraska.gov (http://www.Nebraska.gov)
is managed by Nebraska Interactive, LLC part of eGovernment firm NIC's
(NASDAQ: EGOV) family of
companies. Nebraska Interactive works with state agencies to enable them
to conduct state business online and improve public access to government
information.
About NIC
NIC Inc. (NASDAQ: EGOV)
is the nation's leading provider of official
government portals, online services, and secure payment processing
solutions. The company's innovative eGovernment
services help reduce costs and increase efficiencies for government
agencies, citizens, and businesses across the country. NIC provides
eGovernment solutions for more than 3,000 federal, state, and local
agencies that serve 98 million people in the United States. Additional
information is available at http://www.nicusa.com.

NIC
Carmen Easley, 402-471-2154
Director of
Marketing and Operations
carmen@nicusa.com
Copyright © 2012, Business Wire, Inc., All rights reserved.
Copyright © 2012, NewsBlaze,
Daily News