If you wish to file an ethics complaint against a certified professional or a person seeking PCB certification, you must thoroughly complete the PCB Ethical Complaint Form. This form is available on the PCB website or a copy can by mailed to you. The fully completed complaint form should be mailed in an envelope marked “Confidential” to: Ethics Committee Attention: Executive Director PA Certification Board 298 S. Progress Ave. Harrisburg, PA 17109 Helpful points to remember: The Executive Director of PCB can answer any questions you might have related to the ethical complaint process. Individuals certified by PCB are subject to the PCB Code of Ethical Conduct as well as those individuals who have made application for a credential beginning at the date of application for a credential. Verbal complaints and anonymous action complaints will not be considered for investigation with the exception of publicly available information (i.e. newspaper articles, court records, etc.). A certified professional shall promptly alert a colleague informally to potentially unethical behavior so said colleague could take correction action. A certified professional shall report any uncorrected violation of the PCB Code of Ethical Conduct within 90 days of the alleged violation. Non-PCB certified persons wishing to file a complaint must do so within four years from the date the offense occurred. Once the complaint has been filed, the PCB Executive Director may, at his/her discretion, proceed with an investigation even if the complainant subsequently requests that the complaint be withdrawn. For additional information, please contact the PCB Executive Director at 717-540-4455, extension 103.