Last verified from official sources: 2026-06-26. This is a plain-language summary, not legal advice — always confirm the current rules with your licensing board.
How many PDH does a Maine Architect need?
>=12 HSW hrs/yr (NEW, eff. 7/1/2026) per annual (per statute) cycle. Here is the breakdown Maine licensees should know:
- Hours required: >=12 HSW hrs/yr (NEW, eff. 7/1/2026)
- Renewal cycle: Annual (per statute)
- Ethics: None (HSW-focused)
- Carryover: UNVERIFIED
- Approved sponsors / pre-approval: UNVERIFIED (rules being set)
- Accepted pathways: UNVERIFIED (AIA-LACES expected)
- Subject / category notes: HSW-focused; rules pending
Important: This state pre-approves sponsors or providers for at least part of the requirement. Make sure any course you take is accepted by the board for your license before you rely on it. We confirm provider status directly with the board.
Who this applies to
Licensed Architects renewing in Maine. If you are newly licensed, the first renewal is often prorated or exempt — check your specific renewal notice.
How PDH Options helps
PDH Options is built mobile-first for busy professionals: take board-aligned courses on your phone, finish the required end-of-course assessment, and download a completion certificate to keep for your records. One plan — $99 for one full year of unlimited access — covers your Maine hours and the other states you’re licensed in.
What you get
- Courses aligned to the NCEES Model Rules / CPC standard.
- A graded assessment at the end of every course (what makes the credit defensible).
- Completion certificates and records you can retain for ~6 years.
- An ethics course to satisfy the common ethics requirement.
Start learning — $99 — one full year of unlimited PDH →
Note: one or more details for this license are still being confirmed with the board. We’ll update this page once verified.
Source: Maine board / rule (checked 2026-06-26). Requirements change — verify the current rules with your Maine licensing board before relying on this summary. PDH Options provides education, not legal advice.
Other Maine licenses: PE · Land Surveyor