Confirm a professional land surveyor's California license is active before relying on their stamped boundary survey.
domain: search.dca.ca.gov · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Open the DCA License Search at https://search.dca.ca.gov/.
From the 'License Type' or Boards/Bureaus filter, select 'Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, and Geologists, Board for' (BPELSG).
Search by license number without leading zeros or letter prefixes (e.g., enter 45678, not LS 045678) for the most reliable match, or search by last name.
Read the license detail page for status (Active/Inactive/Delinquent/Revoked) and any disciplinary actions.
For a second source, cross-check via the Board's own lookup page at bpelsg.ca.gov/consumers/lic_lookup.shtml, which forwards into the same DCA system.
Known gotchas
BreEZe (breeze.ca.gov) is DCA's backend licensing system, but the public-facing search consumers should use is search.dca.ca.gov, not the BreEZe login portal itself.
California licenses Land Surveyors separately from Civil Engineers who may perform boundary work under older grandfather rules — filter carefully by license type, not just name match.
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