PE License Renewal: Step-by-Step

Go to myfloridalicense.com. Click on “My Account” in the box in the upper right.

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Select “Create My Account” at lower left, or enter your credentials to “Log in to Online Profile” on the right.

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Fill out the required information on the User Registration page. Later, you will link all of your professional licenses to this account.

The email address you enter here will be the email address to which your license will be sent.

Be sure to click the checkbox to use your email address as your User ID.

When creating your answer to the Secret Question, we recommend that you make it a memorable, one-word answer, and that you write it down for safekeeping.

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A temporary password, similar to the one illustrated below, will be emailed to the address you provided. Use this to log into the system.

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Enter your email address and temporary password provided in the email you received. Then click “Log On.”

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On the Main Menu, select “Link an Existing License to My Account.”

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Confirm that you currently have a PE license by ticking the bullet next to “Yes,” then clicking “Next” to continue, or “Cancel” to end the linking process (which will result in the loss of all information you have added).

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Select “Engineers” for Profession/Business in the first drop-down list, then select “Professional Engineer” for License Type in the next drop-down list. Then click “Next” to continue, or “Cancel” to end the linking process (which will result in the loss of all information you have added).

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Select the bullet next to “Current License,” then enter your PE License number and the last four digits of your Social Security number in the fields below. Click the “I’m not a robot” button, then click “Next” to continue, or “Cancel” to end the linking process (which will result in the loss of all information you have added).

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Confirm that the information displayed in the window is correct by selecting the bullet next to “I confirm this is my information.” Then click “Next” to continue, or “Cancel” to end the linking process (which will result in the loss of all information you have added).

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On the Main Menu page, select your license linked to your account to update your contact information.

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On the License Menu page, select “Address Change” to update your contact information.

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Click the blue, underlined link if you need to update your contact information.

Your license will be emailed to the email address associated with your myfloridalicense.com account (the email address that you used to log in). Changing the email address on this page will not change the email address where your license will be sent.

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Enter your updated contact information in the form. Then select “Next.”

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If the information displayed is correct, click “Next.”

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Confirm that your contact information is correct, then click “Submit.”

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You must certify that the information you have submitted is true and correct by selecting “Yes.” Then “Submit” to attest to the address change.

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After you attest to the changes, you will receive a confirmation on the website, as well as by email sent to the email address associated with your account.

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You should confirm that the Florida Laws and Rules course has been reported in your license account. Your license will not renew until it has been reported by your continuing education provider. If is missing, reach out to your provider, confirm that they have your name and Florida PE number as it appears in your licensure record, and ask them to report it to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

From the Main Menu page, select your PE license.

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Click the View My Continuing Education link to confirm that the Florida Laws & Rules course has been reported in your license account.

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Make sure that the current biennium (03/01/2023 to 02/28/2025) is selected for the renewal period, then click Search.

The Florida Laws and Rules course (which may have a different Course Name) should be displayed below and shows that it meets the Requirements as Laws and Rules.

Your license will not renew until it has been reported by your continuing education provider. If is missing, reach out to your provider, confirm that they have your name and Florida PE number as it appears in your licensure record, and ask them to report it to the Department of Business and Professional Regulation.

If the Laws and Rules course appears here, click the Back button until you return to the Main Menu screen and continue to next step.

From the Main Menu page, select the license you wish to renew.

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From the License Menu page, select “Renewal” under Functions.

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Carefully read the information on the Renewal Introduction page. The information on this page, as well as on subsequent pages, has changed for this renewal cycle. Select “Next” to continue renewal.

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Confirm the information on the Name and Personal Details page, then select “Next” if it is correct.

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Confirm the information on the Address Detail Summary page, then select “Next” if it is correct, or the blue, underlined “Main Address” link if your address needs to be updated.

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On the Main Continuing Education Attestation page, certify that you will have met the CE requirements for the current biennium prior to March 1, 2025.

• If your license is currently inactive, select “Inactive” from the drop-down list.
• If you obtained your license by examination in 2023 or 2024, and Florida is your first state of licensure, choose “Exam” from the drop-down list.
• Otherwise, select “Yes” or “No” from the drop-down list.

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On the Florida Laws and Rules Attestation page, certify that you will have taken a one-hour Florida Laws and Rules course by a Board-approved provider for the current biennium prior to March 1, 2025.

• If your license is currently inactive, select “Inactive” from the drop-down list.
• Otherwise, select “Yes” or “No” from the drop-down list.

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On the Disciplinary Action Attestation page, certify whether or not you have had any legal action against your license in another jurisdiction by selecting either “Yes” or “No,” then clicking “Next.” If you selected “Yes,” you must provide an explanation and a copy of any Consent Order or Final Order to FBPE. Email that information to board@fbpe.org.

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On the Application Summary page, review the information, then press “Submit” to continue, or “Previous” to go back and make changes. Review this page carefully.

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Next, affirm that you have understand the penalties for providing false information in the application may result in disciplinary action by selecting “Yes,” then click “Submit” to complete the renewal process.

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The next page confirms that your renewal application has been submitted and presents you with the fees associated with licensure renewal. You will receive an email with your renewal summary attached.

You now have the option to “Pay Now” or “Submit Additional Applications,” which will allow you to combine multiple renewals into a single payment.

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Select your method of payment, then “Next.”

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Review your payment choice and the renewal fee. Select “Next” to continue.

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Enter your payment information as instructed. Select “Next” to continue.

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If no issues occur processing your online payment, a Validation Number and a Trace Number will be shown. Print this page or save the numbers for your records. Then select “Next.” (Otherwise, go back to correct any payment errors.) You will receive an email containing your Online Payment Summary.

After you have successfully renewed your license and submitted payment, a new license will be automatically generated and emailed within 30 minutes to the address associated with your myfloridalicense.com account. Use the PDFs you receive to print your license and wallet card.

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Return to the License Menu, then click the “Print License Certificate” link.

If your PE license is current but inactive, you will not be able to print your license.

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Confirm that your contact information is correct, then click “Next.” Or, click the “DBPR Online Services Account Email” link (which the arrow points to) to see the email address where your license will be sent. (The email address will be the one that you used to log into your myfloridalicense.com account.)

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Please note the email address displayed on this page. It is the address to which your license will be emailed. This email address is the one that you used to log into your myfloridalicense.com account. Click “Previous,” then click “Next” to continue.

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Review your information again, then click “Submit.”

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Affirm that you want to generate a license to print by clicking the button next to “Yes,” then “Submit.”

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The next screen confirms that you have requested that your license be emailed to you.

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You will receive two emails following your request to print a license. The first email will contain a summary of your print request. Your license will be attached to a second email. The second email will contain an 8.5- by 11-inch license and a wallet card as PDFs. Use the PDFs to print your license.

The second email, shown below, may take up to 30 minutes to arrive. Please check your junk mail folder if you do not see it.

Should you need to reprint your license in the future, use the PDF that was emailed to you, or log into your myfloridalicense.com account and request that a new printable license be emailed to you.