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Welcome to NDPELS BOARD – the North Dakota State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors. Our mission is to safeguard life, health and property and to regulate the practices of professional engineering and land surveying in North Dakota.

At the present time, there are nearly three thousand engineers and 200 land surveyors registered with the State Board. In addition, there are over four hundred partnerships and corporations that are registered with the State Board with a Certificate of Authorization. For more information, contact us at info@ndpelsboard.org.

 Non-renewed Licenses have Lapsed!

 All licenses that have not been renewed are now lapsed.  If you did not renew your license, you are no longer authorized to practice or offer to practice engineering or surveying in the State of North Dakota.  If this is an oversight on your part, contact the State Board office immediately for information on how to reinstate your license.

The comment period for the proposed amendment to N.D.A.C. 28-02.1-13-01 "Documents Used to Convey Real Property or Any Interest Therein" is open until February 9, 2009. The purpose of the amendment is to delete most requirements for a survey or setting of monuments in the preparation or filing of documents used in the conveyance of an easement.  Click on the following links to view the proposed rule, regulatory analysis, and Full Notice of Intent.  The State Board welcomes your comments!

The State Board of Registration has proposed legislation this year.  The legislation encompasses many different subjects from eliminating the 12-year mandatory expiration of all EIT or LSIT certificates to clarifying what business entities must have a Certificate of Authorization.  The bill also updates the language in Chapter 43-19.1.  For example, the bill changes Engineer-in-Training to Engineer Intern.  If you want to read the full text of the bill, it has been assigned as SB2268.