R. 61G1-24.001 Continuing Education for Architects
R. 61G1-24.002 Instructions, Applications and General Information for Architecture Continuing Education
R. 61G1-24.004 Inactive Florida Registered Architects Who Desire to Reactivate.
R. 61G1-24.005 Definition of a Complete Application

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