ANGELA

hello po ms.joan.magre-take po ako NCLEX through Vermont.Send ko po yung retake form ko with 30USD last November 2008 pero until now wala pa ako narereceive na eligibility to take the exam.Di pa po ako bayad Pearson Vue ko kasi hinihintay ko pa yung eligibility ko.Meron po ba other requirements beside retake form?

If its your first time retaking the NCLEX-RN exam for Vermont, you just need to fill out the Re-Examination Form for International Applicants and pay the USD 30 fee. If you failed the exam twice, you must complete a formal NCLEX-RN review and then submit a copy of your curriculum plan, your certificate of completion, and final over- all score for the course plus the $30 re-application fee. It’s okay that you haven’t applied in pearson Vue, because once you apply there your one year validity period to take the exam will start. It would be best to wait for your eligibility prior to applying.

MARGIEHABANA

I applied for eligibility with the California Board of Registered Nursing and I was approved. I registered with Pearson Vue and was given my Authorization To Test. I called Pearson Vue last January 13 to schedule my examination and wanted it to be scheduled on “FEBRUARY 20, 2009″. Its only today (February 4, 2009) when
I logged-in to my Pearson Vue Account that I realized they scheduled me to take the exam on January 20, 2009 instead of February 20, 2009. My status says “No Show.” Does this mean that I have to register again and pay the same fees?

My financial resources at the moment is quite a dilemma and I am not sure if my parents would understand this. I hope you can help me with information on what to do. I am emotionally drained by this development and I would most certainly appreciate your assistance. Thank you very much in advance.

Unfortunately, that would be the case. You would need to re-register with Pearson Vue to be able to take the exam. But before you do that, please verify with California Board of Registered Nursing because they might ask you to reregister with them in order to get another eligibility.

LOOKER

hai,,, iam an indian nurse who plans to do regisstration in newyork….will it be a lengthy process when  compare to vermount or philadelphea?

hai,,,  i plan to  do registration in north  america.  prsently i am ion india,,,,whats the aveerage payment for an indian nurse to do registration  in usa?suppose i change my BON aaafter the rn result ,will i need to pay a huge amount?

There is a lot to consider in terms of the length of the registration process because each state differ in terms of requirements. New York, might take longer since you would need to get a requirement from CGFNS called Credential Verification System for New York State. That might add more time in terms of processing. If you endorse your RN license in another state once you need to fulfill the other state’s requirement and pay their necessary fees.

ANGELZ

good day mam joan, i learned about this site from a friend, she told me that you can give me some advices regarding nursing and nclex stuff. may question po sana ako, i really dont have any idea on what to do next after passing nclex-cali, wla po kasi ako SSN. some people told me that since i already passed nclex, i could already file my papers. hndi ko po cla maintindihan, what do they mean by that?? what papers do i need to file?? and saan po??  pasensya na po wla talaga ako idea. hope you can help me on this. Godbless! =)

Welcome to the site! What they mean is that you have basically fulfilled the basic requirements in order to file papers to be able to legally work in the US. The next thing to do now is either you file for your VisaScreen which of course entails finances and together with that you would need to take the IELTS exam. Or you could find an employer that could shoulder the VisaScreen as well as fix your papers.

Tags: California Board of Registered Nursing, NCLEX Application

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