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Oct 01, 2007 06:46 PM

ssn

by breech

hey guys,

I just want to clarify about CA BON nclex. What if i cant provide SSN within 3 years? what must i do then after?


Thanks for your reply.


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Old Oct 02, 2007, 01:33 AM

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Are you actually looking at working in CA?
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from suzanne4
Old Oct 02, 2007, 07:22 AM

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Same thing that we have repeatedly told you:

CA is never recommended for initial licensure for a foreign grad, and especially one that does not have a SSN#.

If you are concerned about the three years, then apply for a license by examination to another state that issues a license before the three years are up and have CA submit the results to them, and presto; a license.
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from Eddernest
Old Oct 02, 2007, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by suzanne4 View Post
Same thing that we have repeatedly told you:

CA is never recommended for initial licensure for a foreign grad, and especially one that does not have a SSN#.
What state would you recommend for us that does not have a SSN# especially now with the retrogression still implemented? I'm really having hard time in deciding what state will be helpful.

Thanks in advance Suzzane4.
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Old Oct 02, 2007, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Eddernest View Post
What state would you recommend for us that does not have a SSN# especially now with the retrogression still implemented? I'm really having hard time in deciding what state will be helpful.

Thanks in advance Suzzane4.
I guess it all depends. Have you decided on a state that you want to work? There are a few states which will give a hard license without a SSN the same as there are states which require SSN before they will issue. Most states will require a SSN to renew
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