Wyo. Code R. 012-0001-3
Architects and Landscape Architects, Board of
Chapter 3: Licensure Standards
Effective Date: 01/08/2015 to 10/25/2018
Rule Type: Superceded Rules & Regulations
Reference Number: 012.0001.3.01082015
(a) To be granted licensure in addition to the requirements set forth in Wyoming Statute 33-4-101 through 33-4-117, an applicant must:
(i) Hold a professional degree in architecture from a degree program that has been accredited by NAAB not later than two years after graduation, or hold a foreign degree in architecture from a degree program having requirements substantially equal to those established by NAAB and evaluated by EESA as determined by the Board, and
(ii) Have satisfied the IDP requirements in accordance with current NCARB IDP guidelines, and
(iii) Have passed the ARE where the examination administration and grading were conducted in accordance with NCARB’s standards in effect at the time.
(a) To be granted licensure in addition to the requirements set forth in Wyoming Statute 33-4-101 through 33-4-117, an applicant must:
(i) Hold a professional degree in landscape architecture from a degree program that has been accredited by LAAB not later than two (2) years after graduation, or hold a foreign degree in landscape architecture from a degree program having requirements substantially equal to those established by LAAB as determined by the Board, and
(ii) Possess three (3) years of diversified practical experience in Landscape Architecture as follows:
| Experience | Percent Allowed | Maximum Credit |
|---|---|---|
| *Diversified practical experience in landscape architecture under the direct supervision of a licensed landscape architect. | 100% | --- |
| *Diversified experience directly related to landscape architecture under the direct supervision of a civil engineer, architect or credentialed planner. | 100% | 2 years |
| *Teaching in an LAAB accredited program. | 50% | 1 year |
| *Experience in landscape architecture directly related to on site construction, maintenance or installation procedures. | 50% | 1 year |
*Non-diversified experience in landscape architecture under the direct supervision of a licensed landscape architect. 50% 1 year
*Applicants who have acquired six (6) years of diversified experience in landscape architecture (after the satisfaction of the education requirement) practicing as a principal. 50% 3 years
Every applicant for licensure by examination must possess one (1) year of diversified experience in landscape architecture (acquired after the satisfaction of the education requirement) under the direct supervision of a licensed landscape architect.
(I) Work experience under the direct supervision of a licensed landscape architect will receive credit as follows:
(a.) 100% if the work experience is at least thirty-five (35) hours per week for at least two (2) continuous months.
(b.) 50% if the work experience is at least twenty (20) hours per week for at least four (4) continuous months.
(B) Work experience in any alternative category as described in Chapter 2, Section 2(a)(iii) will receive the credit indicated only when the experience is at least thirty-five (35) hours per week and at least two (2) continuous months in duration.
(C) No experience credit may be earned prior to satisfaction of the education requirement.
(D) Experience received outside the United States is limited to one (1) year maximum.
(E) No additional education or experience credit will be awarded for obtaining more than one degree.
(iii) Successfully complete the LARE where the examination administration and grading were conducted in accordance with CLARB’s standards in effect at the time.
(a) A complete and legible application form to the Board. The application must be accompanied by:
(i) a color photograph taken within six (6) months of the date of application, and
(ii) the non-refundable application fee, and
(iii) proof of legal presence in the U.S. as required by U.S. Code Title 8, Chapter 14, Section 1621, and
(b) An NCARB record sent directly from NCARB to the Board, or a CLARB record sent directly from CLARB to the Board, showing completion of the education, examination, and experience criteria established herein.
(c) Three (3) professional references sent directly to the Board from the author unless three references are included in the NCARB or CLARB record.
(i) For application for licensure as an Architect, at least one (1) reference must be from a licensed architect.
(ii) For application for licensure as a Landscape Architect, at least one (1) reference must be from a licensed landscape architect.
(iii) Other references shall be from licensed architects, licensed landscape architects or licensed engineers, in good standing.
(d) All required documentation must be submitted within one (1) year of the date the application was received by the Board, otherwise the application will be closed without further notice.
(e) In evaluating records, the Board may require substantiation of the quality and character of the applicant’s experience, notwithstanding the fact that the applicant has complied with the technical licensure requirements set forth above.
(f) Should a licensee who has allowed their license to expire make application for relicensure within three (3) years of the license expiration date, the Board may waive any provision of this chapter.
Section 4. Reciprocal Licensure. In order to qualify for a reciprocal license, the applicant must hold a current license, in the profession for which they are applying, in good standing from a jurisdiction with licensure requirements substantially equal, as determined by the Board, to those established by the practice act. If the Board determines that the applicant gained licensure in another reciprocal jurisdiction without meeting that jurisdiction’s minimum requirements, the Board may deny licensure in Wyoming. The Board may accept NCARB and CLARB certification as satisfactory evidence of meeting the requirements for reciprocal licensure.
Section 5. Notification of Applicants and Right of Appeal. When an applicant has submitted evidence that they have satisfied all the standards set forth in this Chapter, the Board
shall review the application and notify the applicant of its decision in writing. If the applicant is denied on the basis of initial application materials, the reasons for this rejection shall be communicated in writing. The applicant shall have the right of reconsideration as established in Chapter 7.