Vermont Professional Engineer (PE) licenses renew every two years (biennial). Vermont requires 30 PDH per 2-year cycle (about 15 per year). Carryover is not permitted. The approximate renewal fee is $100 per cycle. Online renewal is available through the state board portal. Renew by July 31 of even-numbered years. No carryover allowed. Board does not pre-approve providers.
Open the Vermont board portalVermont requires 30 PDH per 2-year renewal cycle (about 15 hours per year).
Vermont does not allow PDH hours to carry over between renewal cycles. Earn the required hours each cycle.
Renew by July 31 of even-numbered years. No carryover allowed. Board does not pre-approve providers.
Confirm you have at least 30 PDH for this cycle. Save certificates as PDFs in case the board audits you.
About $100. Vermont accepts online renewal through the board portal.
Once renewed, save your updated wall certificate or pocket card. If your firm needs a copy for project files, send it the same day.
Most states require firms to hold a separate Certificate of Authorization (CoA) to offer engineering services. The CoA renews on its own cycle and has its own fee. PE License Pro tracks individual PE licenses and firm CoAs side by side.
Vermont PE licenses are renewed every two years (biennial). Renew by July 31 of even-numbered years. No carryover allowed. Board does not pre-approve providers.
Vermont requires 30 PDH per 2-year cycle.
The approximate renewal fee is $100 per cycle. Fees can change; confirm the current amount on the Vermont board portal.
Vermont renewals are handled by the state's licensing board. The current portal is at https://sos.vermont.gov/engineering/.
No. Vermont does not allow PDH hours to carry over between renewal cycles.
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