Visa screen and FL NCLEX without SSN

They can send proof that you have passed the exam, and that is all that they need to do; same thing that CA does. And Florida does it all of the time.

You just need to send the form to them in the mail that comes with the Visa Screen application and they will take care of it for you.

Never do it on-line, you cannot do it that way.

That is how it is always done, the form needs to be physically sent to them; not sure how you were expecting to get it done on-line, but CGFNS/ICHP only accept that one form.

I am sure that things will work out if you follow the instructions that are given in the handbook for the VSC.

Sorry if I'm reviving this thread. My question is somewhat related to this thread.

I applied for Florida Licensure last November 27, 2007 and have been made eligible by December 26, 2007. I wasn't able to sit for the NCLEX exam until October 14, 2008 since I am currently working. I passed the NCLEX last October 17, 2008. I received a letter stating that I have read all the requirements except for a social security number - which I don't have since I am not a US citizen.

My question is, how long do I still have in order to pass the SSN? They did not state anything in the letter, they only said that they could provide me a unique personal identification number until I give them an SSN.

I can't seem to find this information on their website...help?
Thank you and sorry for this.

Please disregard my previous post. This has already been answered. Sorry for that.