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Oregon Board of Architect
Examiners
Carol Halford
205 Liberty Street NE, #A
Salem, OR 97301
503-763-0662 x2
503-364-0510 FAX
architectboard@orbae.com
Note: The general information shown
below is intended for the benefit of AIA members.
For verification of a specific state’s mandatory continuing
education (MCE) requirement, please contact the state licensing
board directly.
| Report Date |
Total Hours
Annually
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HSW Hours
Annually
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Distance Learning
Accepted
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Teaching Credit
Accepted
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Committee Credit
Accepted
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Self-Study
Accepted
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| June 30th |
12
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12
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Yes*
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FT- No
PT- Yes
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Yes
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Yes
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*No more than 8 hours per year of LUs can be claimed using
Architectural Record, plus the articles can be no more than 2 years
old. Please check Oregon’s rules for the types of acceptable LUs and
the limits on various types of LUs allowed.
Proof of
Compliance
A registered architect shall complete and submit forms approved by
the board certifying to the architect’s having acquired the
required continuing professional education hours.
Architect’s submission may be selected for review by the board
for verification of compliance with these requirements.
The architect shall maintain evidence of compliance for 2 years
after the period for which the form was submitted. That
evidence must be provided to the Board, if the registered architect
is selected for the annual random audit of renewals/CPE. Without
evidence, credit cannot be allowed.
AIA credit forms will be accepted when attached to a completed and
signed Oregon CPE Certification Statement.
Non-Compliance
Penalties
Failure to comply with these requirements may result in non-renewal
of the architect’s registration, or other disciplinary action
or both.
Failure to fulfill the continuing professional education
requirements and file the required annual report, properly and
completely signed, shall result in non-renewal of an
architect’s certificate of registration.
Any false statements or misrepresentations with respect to the
course attendance or any other aspect of continuing professional
educational activity will subject the architect to license
revocation or other disciplinary action.
Exceptions and
Exemptions
An architect registered in Oregon for less than 12 months from date
of initial registration, shall not be required to report continuing
professional education hours at the first registration
renewal.
A registered architect shall be deemed to have complied with the
continuing professional education requirements if the architect
attests in the required affidavit that for not less than then (10)
months of the preceding one year period of registration, the
architect (one of the following):
- Has served honorably on active duty in the military service
(exceeding ninety consecutive days).
- Is a resident of another jurisdiction recognized by the Board
having a continuing professional education requirement for
registration as an architect and has complied with all requirements
of that state or district for practice therein.
- Is a government employee working as an architect and assigned
to duty outside the United States.
The Board shall have authority to make exceptions for reasons of
individual hardship, including health (certified by a medical
doctor) or other good cause.
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