North Dakota Administrative Code

The claimant's attorney fees paid by the bureau for representation in district court, only if the claimant finally prevails, are those fees charged to the claimant by the attorney and which would otherwise be payable to the attorney by the claimant. The amount of a claimant's att…

This chapter governs the administration of the North Dakota Unemployment Compensation Law as it relates to payment of benefits to persons in approved training. General Authority: NDCC 52-02-02 Law Implemented: NDCC 52-06-01, 52-06-02(6)

An otherwise eligible individual, for the purposes of this chapter, is a person who meets the requirements set forth in North Dakota Century Code section 52-06-01, except for the requirements of subdivision a of subsection 3 of North Dakota Century Code section 52-06-01 relating …

An otherwise eligible unemployed individual who has filed or files a claim for benefits may make written application to the bureau for approval of a training or retraining program which the individual proposes to attend or to which the individual has been referred by the bureau. …

An individual's application for enrollment in a training or retraining program, unless other relevant factors dictate otherwise, must be approved by the bureau for an otherwise eligible unemployed individual if the bureau finds that the training or retraining program meets all of…

An otherwise eligible unemployed individual whose written application for approval of training or retraining has been approved by the bureau may be paid benefits for any week during a period of training or retraining if the bureau finds that all of the following have been met: 1.…

Terms used in this chapter, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, have the following meanings: 1. "Act" means chapter 493 of the 1993 Session Laws. 2. "Applicant" means a business submitting a project application for approval by job service North Dakota. 3. "Debt servic…

An award to a new or expanding business for the purpose of training current and new employees for new job positions must be made in the form of a loan to that business by the department or a community. Funds received in the form of a loan must be used to train employees hired in …

As set forth in the preliminary agreement, job service North Dakota may charge each applicant an application fee to cover part or all administrative and legal costs incurred prior to project funding. If job service North Dakota elects to charge an application fee, this applicatio…

Job positions for which training is planned must be positions intended by the employer to exist on an ongoing basis with no plan termination date. Training is available only to individuals who are eligible employees of the business and who are subject to state income tax withhold…

Applications for training assistance must be submitted to job service North Dakota on behalf of the business, jointly by the business, and by the department or a community certifying that the employer has qualified for a loan. Job service North Dakota shall use an application for…

Job service North Dakota shall enter into a final agreement with the business within ninety days of the commencement date of the preliminary agreement. The final agreement must contain the following provisions: 3 1. The starting date and ending date of the training. 2. The length…

When a final agreement to participate and a new job training project is entered into, job service North Dakota shall provide copies of the agreement to the lending agency, state tax commissioner, local development corporation, and state treasurer within ten days of the date of si…

An event of default exists if: 1. The business fails to train at a minimum the number of individuals specified in the final agreement. 2. The business fails to complete the training program. 3. Prior to project completion, the business ceases or announces the cessation of operati…

The business failing to comply with any requirements other than repayment contained in the training agreement must be sent written notice from job service North Dakota which specifies the issues of noncompliance and must be allowed twenty days from the date the notice is sent to …

The exercise of remedies upon the occurrence of any event of default described above is subject to applicable limitations of federal bankruptcy law. If job service North Dakota determines that a business is in default and the default has not been cured within the time period stat…

surveyors. 1. History and function. The 1943 legislative assembly first provided for registration of professional engineers by a law codified as North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-19. The 1957 legislative assembly first provided for registration of land surveyors by a law codif…

The board shall hold meetings at least twice each year, including at least one in January and one in July. The chairman may call special meetings when the chairman deems such meetings necessary. The executive director shall give notice as required by law. The date, time, and plac…

Robert's Rules of Order must govern procedure of the board except as otherwise provided by this chapter. History: Effective January 1, 1988; amended effective April 1, 1999; October 1, 2010. General Authority: NDCC 43-19.1-08 Law Implemented: NDCC 43-19.1-07

A quorum of the board is required to transact business. History: Effective January 1, 1988. General Authority: NDCC 43-19.1-08 Law Implemented: NDCC 43-19.1-07

1. The board shall hold an election in June or July of each year and elect a chairman, vice chairman, and secretary. 2. Each officer will be elected for one year and may be reelected. 3. The chairman: a. Shall be the executive head of the board. b. Shall preside at all meetings w…

1. Forms. The board shall prescribe forms for applications and other documents. Copies of the forms and the instructions for completing the forms must be made available by the board office. All applications and documents must be completed in accordance with the board's instructio…

Repealed effective October 1, 2010.

1. Gender. This title is to be read and interpreted in a nongender context without regard to race, creed, or sex. 2. Definitions. The terms used throughout this title have the same meaning as in North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-19.1, except: a. "Accreditation board for engine…

Applications may be submitted to the board for registration as a: 1. Engineer intern. 2. Land surveyor intern. 3. Professional engineer. a. Examination. b. Endorsement. 4. Professional land surveyor. a. Examination. b. Endorsement. 5. Professional engineer temporary permitholder.…

1. All data and information requested on the board's application forms must be furnished accurately and completely. 2. When space provided on forms is inadequate, use supplementary sheets of a good grade of white paper, eight and one-half by eleven inches [215.90 by 279.40 millim…

Repealed effective April 1, 1999.

1. All foreign language documentation submitted with the completed application must be accompanied with translations certified to be accurate by a competent authority. 2. All applicants shall furnish evidence of experience that can be verified. 2 3. All applicants seeking registr…

Applications may be approved; deferred for further information, more experience, acceptable references, or other reasons as determined by the board; or may be denied. 1. Approved applications. When an application is approved by the board showing that the applicant has met all the…

Reconsideration may be requested of an application that has been denied or deferred when the request is based on additional information. Request must be made within one year after the decision of the board to deny or defer the original application. History: Effective January 1, 1…

Repealed effective October 1, 2010. 3

1. All information received from references named by the applicant must be received at the board office. No member of the board or relative of the applicant may be named as a reference. 2. An applicant may not confer with any member of the board regarding an applicant's case whil…

Engineers and land surveyors may become registered professional practitioners by examination, endorsement, or by temporary permit. 1. Registration by examination. Registration by examination is generally a two-step process for those applicants who have never been issued a registr…

All applicants must: 1. Complete the applications on forms approved by the board. 2. Complete the application under oath. 3. Furnish references as required but may not include board members or relatives of the applicant as references. History: Effective January 1, 1988; amended e…

The following describes what the board considers acceptable experience. The applicant must provide proof that the experience meets these requirements. 1. The experience gained through military service must be substantially equivalent in character to civilian experience in similar…

Engineer intern applicants must satisfy the requirements located in North Dakota Century Code section 43-19.1-15. History: Effective January 1, 1988; amended effective August 1, 1994; April 1, 1999; October 1, 2004; October 1, 2010. General Authority: NDCC 43-19.1-08 Law Implemen…

A person applying for registration as a professional engineer by examination must have an engineer intern certificate, the appropriate experience as required by North Dakota Century Code section 43-19.1-14, and must have passed the principles and practice of engineering examinati…

1. Land surveyor intern applicants applying before July 1, 2028, must satisfy the requirements located in North Dakota Century Code section 43-19.1-16.1. 2. Land surveyor intern applicants applying after June 30, 2028, must satisfy the requirements located in North Dakota Century…

A person applying for registration as a professional land surveyor by examination must have a land surveyor intern certificate, the appropriate experience as required by North Dakota Century Code section 43-19.1-16, and must have passed the principles and practice of surveying ex…

Repealed effective October 1, 2010.

Certificates of commercial practice are not transferable and require the organization to: 1. Advise the board within thirty days of any disciplinary actions administered by any jurisdiction against the certificate of commercial practice. 2. Renew and update annually the names of …

1. Certificates of registration and certificates of commercial practice issued by the board should be displayed by the registrant in a prominent place in the registrant's office or principal place of business. 2. In case a certificate is lost or destroyed, a duplicate certificate…

1. The board has adopted standard seals or stamps similar to those illustrated in this section for use by registered professional engineers and professional land surveyors as prescribed by law. The seal authorized by the state board of registration for professional engineers and …

1. The original copies of all drawings, plan sheets, specifications, studies, reports, plats, maps, and other engineering and surveying work product other than earthwork cross sections, each of which hereafter is referred to as a "document" in this section, must receive a seal, d…

The certificate used to recognize individuals as land surveyor interns or engineer interns will not be assigned a number and will not have an expiration date. History: Effective January 1, 1988; amended effective October 1, 2010; January 1, 2024. General Authority: NDCC 43-19.1-0…

Individual registrations and certificates of commercial practice may be renewed as follows: 1. Every even-numbered year, the board shall provide renewal notices prior to December first to the last-known address or electronic mail address of record for each personal registrant. Th…

1. An individual registration that has been inactive for more than one year, but less than four years, may become reinstated by submitting the board-approved renewal form and paying the renewal fee for the current registration period plus two years' back renewal fee provided the …