What if I am currently licensed to practice architecture in another jurisdiction of the Untied States?
(a) Any person registered or licensed to practice architecture in another jurisdiction of the United States or one of its territories or possessions may be granted registration provided that: 1. The applicant is 18 or more years of age and of good moral character, as established by references from individuals, schools and other sources acceptable to the Board; 2. The applicant is not charged by the New Jersey State Board of Architects or any other jurisdiction with a violation of any statute or regulation relating to the practice of architecture or any violation which would indicate a lack of good moral character as required by statute and regulation; or having been found guilty of a violation, has not satisfied the penalty imposed; 3. The education, training and examination requirements in such other jurisdiction are substantially equal to those required in this State, under current law; and 4. The applicant has provided satisfactory evidence of competency as the Board, in its discret
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