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Arizona Professional Engineer License Renewal: Fees & Requirements (2026)

Data verified: March 2026 · Source: Arizona State Board of Technical Registration · Methodology →

Arizona PE Renewal at a Glance

Renewal Fee
$100
CE Required
30 PDH
Renewal Cycle
2 years
Late Fee
$200
Grace Period
90 days

Arizona Professional Engineers must complete 30 Professional Development Hours (PDH) per two-year renewal cycle.

How to Renew Your Arizona PE License

  1. 1

    Complete 30 PDH

    Complete 30 PDH during the 2-year renewal period. Keep certificates of completion — the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration may audit your CE records.

  2. 2

    Submit your renewal application

    Log in to the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration online licensing portal before your license expiration date. Complete the renewal application and attest to CE completion if required.

  3. 3

    Pay the $100 renewal fee

    Pay the $100 base renewal fee. If renewing after expiration but within the 90-day grace period, the late fee of $200 applies.

  4. 4

    Confirm license renewal

    Download or print your renewed license. Verify your new expiration date and confirm the license appears as active in the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration's public license lookup.

Official Licensing Board

Arizona State Board of Technical Registration

btr.az.gov →

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Arizona Professional Engineer renewal fee? +
The base renewal fee for a Professional Engineer license in Arizona is $100 per 2-year renewal cycle. The late renewal fee is $200 (grace period: 90 days).
How many PDH does Arizona require for PE renewal? +
Arizona requires 30 PDH per 2-year renewal cycle for Professional Engineer licensees.
Which board regulates Professional Engineer licenses in Arizona? +
The Arizona State Board of Technical Registration regulates Professional Engineer licenses in Arizona. Visit their official website for the most current renewal instructions and fee schedule.
What happens if my Arizona PE license expires? +
Arizona provides a 90-day grace period after expiration during which you can renew by paying the late fee of $200. After the grace period, your license may become lapsed and require a reinstatement process.
Data last verified January 2025 from official board sources. Fees change without notice — verify current amounts at Arizona State Board of Technical Registration before submitting payment. How we source our data →