PP2_RULE 3

Rule 3 of R.A. No. 9266 is labeled or a rule that tackles about????

Who is responsible for administering the licensure examination that all applicants for the practice of architecture are required to undergo?

What specific section of Rule 3 of R.A. No. 9266 outlines the qualifications required for an applicant to take the examination?

What is not included in the list of documents that applicants need to submit to support the specified requirements for examination?

What academic qualification can be credited as one year of practical experience when applying for registration in architecture???

Which authority has the power to refuse to renew a professional identification card, suspend, revoke, or deny registration in cases involving false swearing or misrepresentations in applications for registration or examination?

Under which section of the relevant regulations or guidelines is it stated that all applicants for registration for the practice of architecture must undergo a licensure examination given by the Board?

Which section of the regulations outlines the subjects that the licensure examination for architects will cover?

Which subject among the following does not belong in the list of subjects covered by the licensure examination for architects according to Section 14 or Rule 3?

What is the minimum weighted general average percentage required to pass the licensure examination for architects???

What is the minimum grade percentage required in any given subject to qualify as having passed the licensure examination for architects?

Within what timeframe does the Board have to submit the ratings obtained by each candidate to the Commission after the examination, unless there is an extension for just cause?

Can a successful candidate in the examination take an oath of profession without the presence of any authorized representative who can administer the oaths?

Under which section of the regulations are successful candidates in the examination required to take an oath of profession before an authorized individual?

What information is typically found on the Professional Identification Card issued to registrants who have paid the prescribed fee for annual registration?

What information and signatures are typically found on the Professional Identification Card (PIC) issued to registrants who have passed the licensure examination, according to section 18?

How many years does a registrant need to pay the prescribed fee of annual registration to receive a Professional Identification Card???

What is the term used to refer to the list that contains the names, places of business, and relevant data of all registered professional architects, which is prepared and updated by the Board and made available to interested parties as necessary?

A client approaches a licensed architect to stamp or seal some architectural plans and specifications for a new project. The architect had previously obtained the required seal design authorized by the Board. However, upon checking, it is discovered that the architect's professional certificate had expired. Can the architect legally affix their seal on these documents?

A scenario arises where Architect A has worked under the supervision of Architect B on a construction project. Architect A wants to sign his name and affix his seal to the architectural plans, but he didn't handle all aspects of the project. Is this action legal?

Under which section of the regulations is it stipulated that an architect must indicate the number of their Certificate of Registration, Professional Identification Card (PIC), and Professional Tax Receipt on documents related to their profession?

A person applies for registration as an architect, but their application reveals that they were previously convicted of a criminal offense involving moral turpitude. Can the Board refuse to issue a Certificate of Registration and Professional Identification Card based on this criminal conviction according to the provided information?

Which governing body must approve a Resolution issued by the Board when granting a petition for reinstatement to the practice of architecture, as stated in the provided information?

What does the abbreviation "PIC" typically stand for in the context of professional licensure, specifically for architects?

Under what conditions can the Board revise or exclude subjects and their syllabi from the licensure examination for architects, and add new ones, as mentioned in the provided information?