[georgettebelt]

pls help mw with this..im an RN from Philippines..can I submit my application without CES? as stated in their instruction they may review the transcripts on their own and if not meet, they will require the CES? AM i right? so, can i submit my applicatio for licensure for exam now without the CES from CGFNS or other agency?

[Silverdragon102]

Originally Posted by georgettebelt

pls help mw with this..im an RN from Philippines..can I submit my application without CES? as stated in their instruction they may review the transcripts on their own and if not meet, they will require the CES? AM i right? so, can i submit my applicatio for licensure for exam now without the CES from CGFNS or other agency?

As I read it as long as your training was in English they will assess your application but if they are unsure in any way they will inform you that CES is required. If not in English then you have to get CES done first

[fmensah]

thank u guys it feel good that I a not into his alone.
quick question wat school will accept my international nurse course and finished my BSN

[mitcornsus]

That's sad.

I have a 485 pending with valid work permit, and also have my RN education in the US, And I cannot get license from AZ?

[suzanne4]

You have a valid work permit, so there has to be other issues as to why you cannot get a license there.

[mitcornsus]

The following is the exact word from your post:
[AZ requires proof of citizenship or green card before they will issue a license to you that contains the Compact Pact part of the license.]

It does not say anything about AOS status. That's why I was wondering.
I didn't even apply for AZ.

[lawrence01]

Just giving a friendly reminder to everyone to only use this thread to post updates on new changes only.

Comments and further inquiries are to be posted on other stand-alone threads.

Thank you for understanding.

[suzanne4]

Originally Posted by mitcornsus

The following is the exact word from your post:
[AZ requires proof of citizenship or green card before they will issue a license to you that contains the Compact Pact part of the license.]

It does not say anything about AOS status. That's why I was wondering.
I didn't even apply for AZ.

They will not issue a license that is for the Compact License if one does not have legal residence in that state, and that means paying taxes there.

AOS is actually not a status, there is no visa with that, it is a temporary status only, one is in limbo with it as they have no actual visa while things are being processed for them.

As long as one is legally in the US and has a valid visa to work, they can get a license issued from there.

[lawrence01]

June 12, 2008
Washington Board of Nursing will require CES Full Education Course-by-Course Report starting today
Effective June 12th, the Washington State Nursing Care Quality Assurance Commission (i.e., Board of Nursing) will begin requiring the CES Full Education Course-by-Course Report for RNs and LPNs applying for licensure by exam. Applicants applying for endorsement may have copies of transcripts forwarded to the Board, or a CES Report.

Washington will continue to accept the CP certificate for RNs applying for licensure by exam or endorsement.

http://www.cgfns.org/sections/announcements/

[babygee]

FOR FOREIGN EDUCATED NURSES:

the state of CA now has a 3-year expiry date on nurses license via examination. meaning, if you will not and cannot enter the US within 3-years after passing your CA-NCLEX exam, your license will be forfeited.