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No. 10
from Itzallgood
Old Jun 20, 2009, 07:51 AM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by Silverdragon102 View Post
The end decision is with the BON and we have had many members state they have had problems with Ca because they did not have a local license. Personally I think they should pass NLE if they can sit it and be qualified in the country they did their nurse training and it does take time for the paperwork to be completed for a visa to the US
Sorry Gonna have to disagree:

There is not "Many", it was an isolated few many months ago. If you read other boards that deal with Philippines and nursing you will find that written explantion is all you need.

Passing NLE if they plan on living and working in USA is waste of time and money, if they are not required by their states BON.

Bottom line their is always mis infromation floating around regarding Nursing requirments from Nursing students from PI and working in USA.

They real solution is to contact your local states BON directly and find out correct answer.
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No. 11
Old Jun 20, 2009, 09:39 AM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by Itzallgood View Post
Sorry Gonna have to disagree:

There is not "Many", it was an isolated few many months ago. If you read other boards that deal with Philippines and nursing you will find that written explantion is all you need.

Passing NLE if they plan on living and working in USA is waste of time and money, if they are not required by their states BON.

Bottom line their is always mis infromation floating around regarding Nursing requirments from Nursing students from PI and working in USA.

They real solution is to contact your local states BON directly and find out correct answer.
Not sure why you think it is OK to train as a nurse but not sit the local exam (if you can)

So if it is going to take the person over 5 years to get to the US how are they going to maintain adequate nursing experience? Employers will expect to see something and 5 years is a long time not to be working as a nurse and gaining experience
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No. 12
from Itzallgood
Old Jun 21, 2009, 08:25 PM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by Silverdragon102 View Post
Not sure why you think it is OK to train as a nurse but not sit the local exam (if you can)

So if it is going to take the person over 5 years to get to the US how are they going to maintain adequate nursing experience? Employers will expect to see something and 5 years is a long time not to be working as a nurse and gaining experience
Sitting for Local Exam should be decided between the couple, who is coming to USA. I really see no need sit for local when they need to concentrate on getting Visa to USA.

Sorry, I don't know where you come up with 5 years, The Poster just graduated last month and plans on doing a marriage Visa to USA, that only takes a few months.
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No. 13
from ghillbert
Old Jun 21, 2009, 08:45 PM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
There is no such thing as a marriage visa. There is a fiancee visa, from which you adjust status. Or there is an immigrant visa for married couples.
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No. 14
from cybercyke
Old Jun 21, 2009, 11:16 PM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by Silverdragon102 View Post
To be honest you are better contacting the BRN and getting an answer straight from them, some members here have been lucky and just submitted a letter of explanation others haven't. Even if she doesn't plan on practising in the Philippines I don't think that is a good enough reasons not to sit the exam. I know it can be expensive but there is nothing stopping the boards of nursing in the US require a license in the country you have trained in
I already sent an email to the BON here in California.. I might be contacting them tomorrow to find out if it's really required.. I'm going to let you know guys what would be their answer to help also other members who's experiencing my problem.
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No. 15
from cybercyke
Old Jun 21, 2009, 11:22 PM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by Itzallgood View Post
Sorry Gonna have to disagree:

There is not "Many", it was an isolated few many months ago. If you read other boards that deal with Philippines and nursing you will find that written explantion is all you need.

Passing NLE if they plan on living and working in USA is waste of time and money, if they are not required by their states BON.

Bottom line their is always mis infromation floating around regarding Nursing requirments from Nursing students from PI and working in USA.

They real solution is to contact your local states BON directly and find out correct answer.
That's one of my reasons Itzallgood.. I'm just wondering if someone have the same problem with me that knows the answer.. Its so true that it's just a waste of money and time if I'm gonna let my fiancee take the NLE then it's not required here in California.. I want to save the money for the fees in paperworks of the fiancee visa.. I'm going to let you know guys what the BON would say to me after I contact them tomorrow.. Thanks Itzallgood for your help.
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No. 16
from cybercyke
Old Jun 21, 2009, 11:27 PM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by Silverdragon102 View Post
Not sure why you think it is OK to train as a nurse but not sit the local exam (if you can)

So if it is going to take the person over 5 years to get to the US how are they going to maintain adequate nursing experience? Employers will expect to see something and 5 years is a long time not to be working as a nurse and gaining experience
It's only going to take about 3-7 months for the fiancee visa to be approved and by that time, my fiancee could be here in California this year. And for that reason, I don't want to wait next year for my fiancee to be here if NLE is not required here in California.. We've been for long distance relationship a long time and it's been really hard for the both of us.
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No. 17
from cybercyke
Old Jun 21, 2009, 11:29 PM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by ghillbert View Post
There is no such thing as a marriage visa. There is a fiancee visa, from which you adjust status. Or there is an immigrant visa for married couples.
I'm arranging my fiancee's papers through fiancee visa.. Any ideas if she needs to take her NLE to work here in California?
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No. 18
Old Jun 22, 2009, 06:20 AM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by Itzallgood View Post
Sitting for Local Exam should be decided between the couple, who is coming to USA. I really see no need sit for local when they need to concentrate on getting Visa to USA.

Sorry, I don't know where you come up with 5 years, The Poster just graduated last month and plans on doing a marriage Visa to USA, that only takes a few months.
But your answer didn't indicate that and not everyone comes over on Fiancée or CR1 if married
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No. 19
from ghillbert
Old Jun 22, 2009, 07:12 PM

Default Re: Need Help! Fiancee Visa Question(California)
Originally Posted by cybercyke View Post
I'm arranging my fiancee's papers through fiancee visa.. Any ideas if she needs to take her NLE to work here in California?
No idea, I don't work in CA.
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