New Jersey § 45:3-5

§ 45:3-5.

A person shall, before entering the practice of architecture in this State, first

apply to the board for a license. The board shall grant a license upon satisfactory evidence that the applicant has

fulfilled the requirements of education, experience and examination specified in this

section or in section 1 of P.L. 1952, c. 131 ( C.45:3-5.1 ). Provision shall be made by the board for holding examinations at least once a year,

if there are applicants for registration to practice said profession. Applicants for examination shall, at least 60 days before an examination, present

to the board a written application on forms provided by the board, together with satisfactory

proof that the applicant is 18 or more years of age and is of good moral character . The applicant shall be regarded as having fulfilled the education requirement if the applicant has a baccalaureate or master's degree in architecture from a university, college,

or technical school which has an architectural program accredited by the National

Architecture Accrediting Board or if the applicant has completed education which the board deems to be equivalent to an accredited full

course in architecture. Any applicant, who on or before July 1, 1987, fulfills the education requirement or

the experience or experience and partial schooling equivalent requirements in effect

immediately prior to the effective date of P.L.1987, c. 16 ( C.45:3-5 et seq. ) , shall also be regarded as having fulfilled the education requirement. The applicant shall be regarded as having fulfilled the experience requirement if the applicant demonstrates experience related to architecture, of a type and within a period of time specified

by regulation of the board. No individual shall be permitted to take the examination while a complaint is pending

in which the individual is charged with the illegal practice of architecture under R.S.45:3-10 or while penalties imposed pursuant to section 12 of P.L.1978, c. 73 ( C.45:1-25 ) remain unsatisfied. All examinations of applicants for certificates to practice architecture shall be

of a form and content relative to the knowledge and current practice of the profession

of architecture, as established by regulation of the board. The board may make use of all or a portion of the uniform architects' examination

and the advisory grading service of the National Council of Architectural Registration

Boards. The applicants shall pay to the board fees established by regulation for examination,

certification, registration or other services performed by the board.