Re: California for initial licensure not recommended unless one has VISA
sorry guys if we keep bugging you with the same questions, but we appreciate all the help. now my own set of queries ... it may have been asked before ... but please bear with me.
1. is california really not the best way to go for initial licensing? if it's not, what are your top 3 choices as alternative states?
2. if i applied on these alternative states, will i have to work a certain number of years with them before i can eventually transfer to california (through what process)?
3. will the schedule for the actual nclex examination be faster in these alternate states in terms of processing?
4. you mentioned Texas to require a CES from CGFNS, is this another type of exam just like the NCLEX, how different and how similar?
5. if i did push through with CA for initial license, upon passing the nclex and with a tourist visa in tow, could i secure the services of immigration lawyers to secure an SSN for me? is this even adviseable or will i create problems with immigration?
hope suzanne4 and silverdragon102 can give their respective opinions on these.
thanks again!
alain
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