Find the correct state affiliate society and current contact info for continuing-education or licensure-reciprocity questions in a given state.
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Steps
Go to the NSPS State Affiliates directory at https://nsps.us.com/page/state_affiliates.
Locate the target state's professional surveying society (e.g., TSPS for Texas, NYSAPLS for New York, MiSPS for Michigan) and its linked website.
Cross-check the affiliate's own site for state-specific CE requirements, since NSPS itself does not set individual state licensure rules — affiliates and state boards do.
For national-level advocacy, standards, or model law tracking, use NSPS's own resources (nsps.us.com) rather than the affiliate site.
Confirm the affiliate page hasn't gone stale by checking for a recent event listing (NSPS lists 2026 events like the CFS training program and state conventions on its Meetings page).
Known gotchas
NSPS is a federation of independent state societies, not a licensing body — it cannot verify anyone's license; route license verification questions to the state board instead.
Some state affiliate sites are volunteer-run and slower to update than the state board's own licensing portal — treat affiliate CE guidance as a starting point, not the authoritative rule text.
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