Check this out: They apparently offer professional engineering services in the USA utilizing a workforce overseas. Their designs are stamped by stateside PEs. I get the impression that this type of business model is not legal, but lets see what others think.
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What I was addressing was the notion that civil engineering (without "plan stamping") pretty much has to be done locally. Although this is often the case (which makes for good job security for civil engineers), it's not universally true.
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