| (a) To be eligible become as a surveyor-in-training
(SIT), an individual must:
(1) submit an SIT application in a format prescribed
by the Board;
(2) submit an official transcript in accordance with
Subchapter D of this chapter (relating to Education);
(3) submit experience information in accordance with §134.5
of this chapter (relating to Surveyor-In-Training Experience Requirements);
(4) submit a minimum of three reference statements
conforming to §134.51 of this chapter (relating to Reference
Providers); and
(5) pay the fee as established by the Board.
(b) Once the requirements of (a)(1) - (5) of this section
have been received and approved, the applicant will be approved to
take the Fundamentals of Surveying examination per §134.65 of
this title (relating to Examination on the Fundamentals of Surveying).
(c) A certificate as a surveyor-in-training expires
eight years from the date of issuance. Although the certificate has
an expiration date, the records of the Board will indicate that an
individual has passed the Fundamentals of Surveying examination and
these records will be maintained in the file indefinitely and will
be made available as requested by the individual or another licensing
jurisdiction.
(d) The certificate may be renewed upon receipt of
an application in a format prescribed by the Board, payment of the
SIT certification fee established by the Board, and completion of
32 hours of acceptable continuing education per §138.17 of this
title (related to Continuing Education).
(e) Effective September 1, 2019, official transcripts
will be kept on file and an SIT may request its use when filing the
registered professional land surveyor application.
(f) If the applicant for SIT certification does not
submit all documents required within 90 days of the original application
date, the application shall expire and the applicant must reapply
and pay a new application fee.
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