Montana § 37-67-327 - Examinations -- Fees -- Third-Party Services

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§ 37-67-327. Examinations -- Fees -- Third-Party Services

Examinations -- fees -- third-party services. (1) Examinations will be at times and places established by the board or by a third-party examination services provider. The board recognizes the following examinations for licensure or certification: (a) the fundamentals of engineering examination; (b) the principles and practices of engineering examination; (c) the fundamentals of surveying examination; (d) the principles and practices of surveying examination; and (e) the Montana state-specific land surveyor examination. (2) The fees for examinations must be set by the board or by a third party contracted by the board to provide examination services. The board may charge a fee for reexamination, a rescheduling of an examination, or an additional examination not required for licensure or certification. (3) The board may use a third party to provide examination and grading services. (4) The board reserves the right to require applicants to meet all requirements for licensure or certification prior to being admitted to an exam but may waive this requirement as part of an agreement with a third-party examination services provider. (5) All examination fees are nonrefundable.

Source: official Montana text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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