[forexinegirl]

hi! would like to ask if how did you go through with registration and scheduling with exam in the Philippines for NCLEX because i visited there website and click on the testing centers...there's no Philippines yet...Pls advise..thank you...

[ccmc_rn]

Originally Posted by forexinegirl

hi! would like to ask if how did you go through with registration and scheduling with exam in the Philippines for NCLEX because i visited there website and click on the testing centers...there's no Philippines yet...Pls advise..thank you...

Yes I got mine, we rescheduled it last friday around 10am and Philippines is already available for scheduling since friday, just try again... Good luck on our NCLEX Exam

[diana_rm20]

There's no Philippines listed in their website yet but if you call pearsonvue they can already schedule you with your preferred date in the said country. I already rescheduled myself last July 13 through calling the pearsonvue contact number. Registration is done through the internet while scheduling is done through calling.

Diana

[Silverdragon102]

Originally Posted by forexinegirl

hi! would like to ask if how did you go through with registration and scheduling with exam in the Philippines for NCLEX because i visited there website and click on the testing centers...there's no Philippines yet...Pls advise..thank you...

check out the international forum, few comments there on people registering in the Phillipines

[nursebyheart]

Hi! Just want to ask if 2nd takers need to register again at pearson or just proceed to schedule an exam? thanks

[suzanne4]

Originally Posted by nursebyheart

Hi! Just want to ask if 2nd takers need to register again at pearson or just proceed to schedule an exam? thanks

If you did not pass the exam the first time, you actually need to resubmit an application to the Board of Nursing and pay the fee to Pearson-Vue again to get the ATT. You will be unable to even schedule an exam until you have the ATT in hand.

[believer104]

Originally Posted by suzanne4

If you did not pass the exam the first time, you actually need to resubmit an application to the Board of Nursing and pay the fee to Pearson-Vue again to get the ATT. You will be unable to even schedule an exam until you have the ATT in hand.

will the above info apply even if the att used for the 1st exam has not expire yet?
(and then plan to takea retake asap)

thanks!

[Silverdragon102]

Originally Posted by believer104

will the above info apply even if the att used for the 1st exam has not expire yet?
(and then plan to takea retake asap)

thanks!

ATT can only be used once and if you fail you have to re apply and pay any fees. Usually with BON's they require x amount of days before you can resit the exam

[aeonflux14]

Please correct me if I am wrong. I already registered for NCLEX and I am just waiting for my eligibility letter. I just paid $200 and registered under Hong Kong for the country where I am planning to take the NCLEX exam.

Based on my understanding , I can change the country from Hong Kong to Philippines once I will schedule for an examination. Am I correct?
Please reply thanks

[lawrence01]

Originally Posted by aeonflux14

Please correct me if I am wrong. I already registered for NCLEX and I am just waiting for my eligibility letter. I just paid $200 and registered under Hong Kong for the country where I am planning to take the NCLEX exam.

Based on my understanding , I can change the country from Hong Kong to Philippines once I will schedule for an examination. Am I correct?
Please reply thanks

You can reschedule or change testing centers anytime as long as it is not less than 24 hours from the previous appt. date. Changing test centers would mean giving them a call, esp. if transferring to a new center like in PI.

If you plan to transfer to the PI test center, you better do it ASAP to get a preferable schedule since everyone are transferring. The HK test center is actually empty now because of this but there are still some that still prefer to take the NCLEX in the HK test center since they don't want to take the risk of something 'unfortunate' happening on the PI test center.