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The board's response to questions from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) regarding recording monument replacements and encroachments is available below.
Please note, this response CANNOT provide conclusive answers. Instead, it is intended to provide the Board's perspective as an external stakeholder. It should NOT be relied on by DNR as legal authority, and the opinions expressed here should not be used as a basis for legal advice to private citizens.
DNR Letter Recording Monument Replacements and Encroachments
Please find below a response to questions from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR), regarding recording monument replacements and encroachments.
However, please note; this response CANNOT provide conclusive answers. Instead, it is intended to provide the Board's perspective as an external stakeholder. It should NOT be relied on by DNR as legal authority, and the opinions expressed here should not be used as a basis for legal advice to private citizens.
DNR Letter Recording Monument Replacements and Encroachments
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The SE license in our new system is viewed like an endorsement to your Washington Professional Engineer (PE) license. Log in to Secure Access Washington (SAW) and access our service, ‘Professional and Business Licensing’. If you do not see ‘Professional and Business Licensing’ on your list of services, you must add our service to your SAW account. Once at our service, select ‘Professional Licenses’ at the top of your screen. Click into your license number and select ‘manage endorsement’. Upload the first two pages of your Structural Engineer Registration Application. From the drop down, select none or n/a.