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Ohio's is just simple incidental prctice, which is not at all defined. Below is the applicable section of the Ohio Revised Code: (E) Sections 4703.01 to 4703.19 of the Revised Code do not exclude a registered professional engineer from architectural practice that may be incident to the practice ...

From time time, this has been discussed in Ohio, most recently two years ago. At that time there was a push by the Architects board to eliminate incidental practice. Even with some general agreement on the issue, it became in really difficult to define the start and starting points. Because of the way ...

In Ohio, we have no Certificate of Merit that I am aware of or that I have found in review for Architects. A Certificate of Merit does exist for medical malpractice. Bruce Sekanick, FAIA Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra

In Ohio, the "Practice of Architecture" is the term that defines what Architectural Services are. Per 4703 of the Ohio Administrative Code: (B) "Practice of Architecture" - providing or offering to provide those service, hereinafter described, in connection with the design and construction, enlargement, ...

Ohio does not. Good luck. Bruce-