Indiana § 25-21.5-7-3 Partnerships, firms, and corporations; eligibility for certification

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§ 25-21.5-7-3 — Partnerships, firms, and corporations; eligibility for certification

Indiana § 25-21.5-7-3

Title 25PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Art. 21.5LAND SURVEYORS

Ch. 7Certificate of Registration

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Ind. Code § 25-21.5-7-3 (2026).

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A registration certificate for a professional
surveyor may be issued only to a natural person. A partnership, firm,
or corporation doing business in Indiana may not be engaged in the
practice of surveying unless the practice is carried on under the
responsible direction and supervision of a professional surveyor who
is a full-time employee and a principal of the firm or partnership or an
officer of the corporation. The name of the registrant must appear when
the firm name is used in the professional practice of the firm,
partnership, or corporation. Any surveys, plans, sheets of designs,
specifications, or other documents requiring certification that are
prepared by the personnel of any partnership, firm, or corporation must
carry the signature and seal of the professional surveyor who was

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A registration certificate for a professional
surveyor may be issued only to a natural person. A partnership, firm,
or corporation doing business in Indiana may not be engaged in the
practice of surveying unless the practice is carried on under the
responsible direction and supervision of a professional surveyor who
is a full-time employee and a principal of the firm or partnership or an
officer of the corporation. The name of the registrant must appear when
the firm name is used in the professional practice of the firm,
partnership, or corporation. Any surveys, plans, sheets of designs,
specifications, or other documents requiring certification that are
prepared by the personnel of any partnership, firm, or corporation must
carry the signature and seal of the professional surveyor who was
responsible for and in charge of the surveying work.