Thank you for your interest in the Arizona Professional Land Surveyors Association.

Not surprisingly, all types of surveyors (government, private practice, etc.) are among our membership as you will see by the enclosed membership listing. They’ve discovered that our Association is a great place to help in their success. When members attend our programs and share their success stories, they learn how to become the top surveyors in the industry, any new ideas, new products, or new ways to approach an old challenge.

You can also get useful information from our quarterly publication The Arizona Surveyor, which I have also enclosed for your perusal.

Membership dues are based upon several different criteria, which are listed, on the membership application. To become a member, all you need to do is complete the membership application and submit it along with your first year’s dues payment. That way you can begin to take advantage of the member-only benefits immediately.

We look forward to welcoming you as our newest member soon!

Please select a member type to continue your registration
Professional
    

Professional Member: Any person who is registered, as a Land Surveyor in the state of Arizona shall be eligible for membership in this association as a Professional Member. Professional Members shall have voting privileges. Eligibility to hold office in this association shall be limited to Professional Members.
Professional and NSPS
    

Professional Member: Any person who is registered, as a Land Surveyor in the state of Arizona shall be eligible for membership in this association as a Professional Member. Professional Members shall have voting privileges. Eligibility to hold office in this association shall be limited to Professional Members.  Also will cover NSPS dues for the year.
Charter Member
    
Associate
    

Associate Member: Any person interested in the field of surveying but not licensed as a Land Surveyor in the state of Arizona, who in their profession or vocation relies upon the fundamentals of land surveying. A Regular Member must endorse Associate Members. Associate Members have voting privileges.
Associate and NSPS
    

Associate Member: Any person interested in the field of surveying but not licensed as a Land Surveyor in the state of Arizona, who in their profession or vocation relies upon the fundamentals of land surveying. A Regular Member must endorse Associate Members. Associate Members have voting privileges.  Also will cover NSPS dues for the year.
Corresponding
    

Corresponding Member: Any person who by their interest in the land surveying profession is desirous of obtaining information about this Association, may become a Corresponding Member, and as such shall receive all Association publications. A Corresponding Member is not eligible to vote or hold any office in the Association.
Geospatial Professionals
    

Geospatial Professional (Geospatialist):  A person actively engaged in a field of practice that acquires, manages, interprets, integrates, displays, analyzes, or otherwise uses data focusing on the temporal or spatial context, including the development and life-cycle management of information technology tools to support geospatial activities as further defined in the Application for Geospatial Professional.

Associate Member: Any person interested in the field of surveying but not licensed as a Land Surveyor in the state of Arizona, who in their profession or vocation relies upon the fundamentals of land surveying.  Or any person engaged in Geospatial practices as defined under the Geospatial Professional membership class, but doesn't meet the required level of experience. A Regular Member, or Geospatial Professional must endorse Associate Members. Associate Members have voting privileges.

Sustaining
    

Sustaining Member: Any individual, company or corporation who by their interest in the Land Surveying profession is desirous of supporting the purposes and objectives of this association may be eligible for membership as a Sustaining Member. Acceptance of a Sustaining Member is in no way an official association endorsement of the products or services offered by the Sustaining Member. Sustaining Members may have the firm or company name listed in each issue of “THE ARIZONA SURVEYOR” and other publications of this association under the heading “Sustaining Member” for the year of the current membership.
Student
    

Student Member: Any person who is a full-time student, but not licensed as a Land Surveyor, and is actively pursuing a surveying education, may be eligible to apply for membership in this organization. The application for membership must be endorsed by a Regular Member. Student Members do not have voting privileges.
Honorary
    
HONORARY MEMBER: The Association may at its discretion confer to the status of Honorary Member on a Registered Land Surveyor or any other individual. Any voting member may propose to the Association’s Board the name of an individual to be considered for Honorary Membership in the Association. The proposal must be approved by two-thirds (2/3) of the total number of Directors authorized by these Bylaws to serve the Association at the time of the proposal. If the proposal is approved, the Association Secretary/Treasurer shall notify the individual of the Board’s action and the honorary membership shall become effective upon the honoree’s acceptance of the honorary member status. Honorary Members shall be exempt from payment of any dues and shall be entitled all privileges of regular members, except the right to vote or hold office.
Life
    
LIFE MEMBER: The Association may at its discretion confer the status of life member on any regular member of the Association. Any voting member may propose to the Association’s Board in writing the name of a Regular Member to be considered for lifetime membership in the Association. Before granting Life Member status, the Board must find that the Regular Member is in good standing with the Association and either that the Regular Member is widely acknowledged as being eminent in the field of land surveying or that the Regular Member has made a significant contribution to the Association and to the profession of land surveying. At least two-thirds (2/3) of the total number of Directors authorized by these Bylaws to serve the Association at the time of the proposal must vote affirmatively on the proposal to confer Life Member status. Life Members shall be furnished with a Life Membership card and certificate of life membership. Life Members shall not be subject to payment of dues, and shall enjoy all the rights and privileges of Regular Members of the Association.
Retired
    
RETIRED MEMBER: Any Regular Member in good standing who retires from active practice and who receives from the Arizona State Board of Technical Registration a waiver of the Land Surveyor registration renewal fee shall receive a membership dues and assessment waiver from the Association. The Association’s dues waiver is effective on the first day of January in the year following the effective date of the waiver received from the Board of Technical Registration. The regular member is responsible for informing the Association Secretary/Treasurer of his or her retired status and for providing adequate proof that the Board of Technical Registration has waived the registration renewal fee. Retired members shall have all the privileges of Regular Members in the Association.