(a) A nonresident architect who holds an NCARB certificate may offer to practice architecture in Arkansas for an individual project, provided he or she notifies the Arkansas State Board of Architects, Landscape Architects, and Interior Designers in writing of the following:
- (1) That he or she holds an NCARB certificate and is not currently registered in Arkansas but will be present in Arkansas for the purpose of offering to render architectural services for a single project; and
- (2) That he or she will deliver a copy of the notice referred to above to every person conducting an architectural design competition and promise to apply to the board within thirty (30) days for registration if selected for the project.
(b) A nonresident architect who holds an NCARB certificate may offer to seek an architectural commission in Arkansas by participating in a single architectural design competition, provided that he or she notifies the board in writing of the following:
- (1) That he or she holds an NCARB certificate and is not currently registered in Arkansas but will be present in Arkansas for the purpose of offering to render architectural services for a single project;
- (2) That he or she will deliver a copy of the notice referred to above to every potential client to whom he or she offers to render services; and
- (3) That he or she promises to apply to the board for registration within thirty (30) days if selected for the project.
- (c) A nonresident architect may provide uncompensated professional services at the scene of an emergency at the request of a public officer, public safety officer, or municipal or county building inspector acting in an official capacity.
Codification Notes: “NCARB” means National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.