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Architect Licence: Moving from British Columbia to New Brunswick

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The short answer

Direct transfer

An architect licensed or registered by a reciprocal Canadian provincial or territorial architectural regulatory association can submit a completed application for licensing with the AANB, with no additional exam or assessment stated.

Source
“Be licensed/registered by a reciprocal Canadian provincial or territorial architectural regulatory association and submit a completed application for licensing with the AANB.”
aanb.org/en/intern-architects

Both provinces

Licensed in British ColumbiaMoving to New Brunswick
Licence status Licence required Licence required
Regulator Architectural Institute of BC Architects' Association of New Brunswick
Guide Architect in British Columbia Architect in New Brunswick

Steps to transfer

  1. Submit licensing application

    Source
    “Be licensed/registered by a reciprocal Canadian provincial or territorial architectural regulatory association and submit a completed application for licensing with the AANB.”
    aanb.org/en/intern-architects

Processing time: Not stated by the regulator Check with Architects' Association of New Brunswick

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