i need info. about RN licence in new jersey usa

Please read the thread I moved here a few days ago, answers have been answered http://allnurses.com/international-n...-i-363959.html

We ask that any foreign nurses post questions about licensure in the International Forum as most of the nurses in a specific state are not aware of the requirements for licensure when the nurse trained out of the country.

You are not exempt from the English exams for NJ, they require that you pass them before they will grant permission to sit for the NCLEX exam. You also need to complete the CES, which is a credentials eval done by CGFNS, but you do not need to write the CGFNS exam.

Depends on how long ago that you wrote the English exams, they are only valid for two years.

It is going to take you on average four months or so to get the CES report completedif you trained overseas and not in Canada. Then you have to wait usually another four to six weeks to even get permission to sit for the exam, NJ still has to process your application.

So you are looking at summer time before you will be able to work as an RN there at the earliest. Licensure and immigration are two different things and since you trained out of the US, you need to meet those additional requirements.

All of this is also given on the website for the NJ BON as well.