pig wrote:what do i do now to get my license....?
pig wrote:what do i need to do next....?
pig wrote:i have the initial state as Florida when i have been taking the exam, but now i have moved to MA, can i ask ncarb to forward to MA instead of FL?
or should i just keep it simple and let the FL thing go ahead then apply for reciprocate license in MA?
pig wrote:do you know if it even matters what the initial state is? i mean, if i get a reciprocate license, must i keep the primary one....?
No.
hopefully, i can just drop florida once i get MA.
Coach wrote:pig wrote:do you know if it even matters what the initial state is? i mean, if i get a reciprocate license, must i keep the primary one....?
No.
hopefully, i can just drop florida once i get MA.
You're free to throw your money away.
pig wrote:Coach wrote:pig wrote:do you know if it even matters what the initial state is? i mean, if i get a reciprocate license, must i keep the primary one....?
No.
hopefully, i can just drop florida once i get MA.
You're free to throw your money away.
wait coach, sorry i don't understand.
are you saying i should not get florida and change now to MA?
pig wrote:are you saying i should not get florida and change now to MA?
pig wrote:So you are an 'Aspired Architect'"
Dumbest thing I've ever heard about this issue.
does anyone know a different better answer so i can put it on my cv....?
Which is also not a thing, at least officially.Sarcasmo wrote:pig -- while it does suck to be in limbo waiting for credentials, you probably don't want to hang on every word or phrase any given representative might say.
Of course, "Aspired Architect" makes no sense -- wrong syntax, and it's past tense. As if you are now in the position that you formerly wanted to be an architect. The individual was likely looking for "Aspiring Architect".
pig wrote:does anyone know a different better answer so i can put it on my cv....?
jackstatic wrote:Occasionally I will get introduced as an architect and my immediate reaction is to awkwardly clarify that I am an currently finishing my tests, but I know people often don't for clarification. Such as when at a job site someone representing an architectural firm will be addressed as the architect by a contractor and the person at the meeting, isn't licensed but doesn't speak up to clarify that.
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