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Jul 19, 2005 12:41 PM

California nclex results, how long?

Updated Jul 19, 2005 at 05:22 PM by t.turnbull

Hello again,
I sat the nclex on July 7, not sure how i done computer shut of in 75, hope ive passed but not to confident, anyway does anybody know how long i have to wait for the results is there a quick way to find out cheers. Do they take longer if your an overseas test taker. Do california post your name on the website if you dont have a ssn? if anybody can help, i would be most gratefull thanks again


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from suzanne4
Old Jul 19, 2005, 08:34 PM

California will not post your name on the website because you won't actually have a license number assigned to you until you have a Social Security Number. There is no quick way of finding out, just keep checking your mailbox. You eil not receive a license but a letter that states that you have passed NCLEX and have met the requirements for licensure and that you have three years to get the SSN# to them or you will have to begin the application process all over again. The wait time can be two to three weeks before the letter will go out, then my mail, not courier service.

This is one of the major reasons that I suggest that no foreign nurse get initial licensure in CA. If you want to endorse to another state you are literally in a heap of hot water as they say here because you do not have license to endorse until they have the SSN#.
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No. 2
from t.turnbull
Old Jul 20, 2005, 08:31 AM

[quote=suzanne4]California will not post your name on the website because you won't actually have a license number assigned to you until you have a Social Security Number. There is no quick way of finding out, just keep checking your mailbox. You eil not receive a license but a letter that states that you have passed NCLEX and have met the requirements for licensure and that you have three years to get the SSN# to them or you will have to begin the application process all over again. The wait time can be two to three weeks before the letter will go out, then my mail, not courier service.

This is one of the major reasons that I suggest that no foreign nurse get initial licensure in CA. If you want to endorse to another state you are literally in a heap of hot water as they say here because you do not have license to endorse until they have the SSN#.[/QUOTE

Thank you for your speedy reply, its just an awfull waiting game now. I wish i can get rid of those nclex books
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No. 3
from suzanne4
Old Jul 20, 2005, 01:47 PM

You can cover them with a cloth and use them as a little table.
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No. 4
from Jessy_RN
Old Jul 20, 2005, 01:49 PM

Originally Posted by t.turnbull
Hello again,
I sat the nclex on July 7, not sure how i done computer shut of in 75, hope ive passed but not to confident, anyway does anybody know how long i have to wait for the results is there a quick way to find out cheers. Do they take longer if your an overseas test taker. Do california post your name on the website if you dont have a ssn? if anybody can help, i would be most gratefull thanks again
Best wishes to you.
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No. 5
from t.turnbull
Old Jul 27, 2005, 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by suzanne4
You can cover them with a cloth and use them as a little table.

Im getting rid of those horrible books!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



I passed


I have sent CBON a request for validation of results and that should be visa screen complete once they recieve them.

Next step is get myself a good American CV/RESUME produced about 50 copies I think and choose the hospitals to send them to and wait and see.

Thanks for your support trevor
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No. 6
Old Jul 27, 2005, 03:16 PM

Originally Posted by t.turnbull
Im getting rid of those horrible books!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



I passed


I have sent CBON a request for validation of results and that should be visa screen complete once they recieve them.

Next step is get myself a good American CV/RESUME produced about 50 copies I think and choose the hospitals to send them to and wait and see.

Thanks for your support trevor

Congratulations :hatparty:
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No. 7
from suzanne4
Old Jul 27, 2005, 04:34 PM

Originally Posted by t.turnbull
Im getting rid of those horrible books!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



I passed


I have sent CBON a request for validation of results and that should be visa screen complete once they recieve them.

Next step is get myself a good American CV/RESUME produced about 50 copies I think and choose the hospitals to send them to and wait and see.

Thanks for your support trevor
Great news!!! No more end table now......

Which part of CA do you wish to work in and what type experience do you have?
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No. 8
from t.turnbull
Old Jul 27, 2005, 04:44 PM

Originally Posted by suzanne4
Great news!!! No more end table now......

Which part of CA do you wish to work in and what type experience do you have?


Hi Suzanne, im not fussed about working in california. I would like to work in a cardiac OR with transplantation, I have 5 years experience in cardiac currently working in level one Trauma OR but will be returning to cardiac soon. I havnt started any imigration yet but hopefully should have my visa screen certificate soon. You have told me in the past about the problems involved with initial licensure in CA but I had started the application before I found your forum. So im prepared for hassles with endorsment to other states.
I would prefer to work around the gulf of mexico and as far up the east coast as Durham North Carolina.

Im so glad to have passed that exam, its great having all these new things to think about. cheers trevor
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No. 9
from suzanne4
Old Jul 27, 2005, 04:51 PM

Loma Linda, UCLA, and Stanford would be choices for working in CA, and involving transplants.

Try those first, then I will get on my thinking cap for you.............
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