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I am graduating nursing school in December. I submitted a declaratory form with all supporting documents of dismissal and paid to register for the NCLEX...then I received a letter a few days later from the TX BON. It stated that I had to pay $150 for my case to be reviewed by the enforcement department. I took the money order to the offices and handed it in myself. The woman there said it would take a minimum of four months to review the case. I am sick because I wanted to start my job and the place I want to work will start new grads off in Feb. If the four month time frame, (at the minimum), is true...I guess I will just have to wait. :crying2:

The charges were for Violating a Protective Order, compliments of a rocky marriage to say the least. They were misdemeanors and they were dismissed. I am just praying that the process maybe wont take so long. Has anyone ever experienced a more favorable time frame with the TX BON for enforcement review? :uhoh3:

I was sent to enforcement and I'm stressing out because I don't want to lose my spot, I start in June but I have to be cleared by May 21st, this is my second year applying and I am praying this doesn't take as long as everyone is saying. I received a DWI in 2004, an driving with an invalid license in 2006, the 2006 charge was dismissed but still showed up on my background check. Anyone know if it is taking the entire 90 days to be cleared.

Most likely it will take 90 days.. Sorry. I know it sucks. Mine was a theft under 50 and it took 90 days just to get a response back.. The process it still ongoing.

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It's been 11 years, I provided all necessary paperwork, I'm just curious what else do you need to investigate considering I've have not been in any trouble since aside from traffic tickets. I am supposed to call back May 14, to talk to my investigator, she said she will have alot more info for me at this time, keeping my fingers crossed.

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Just figured I would update my situation

Febuary 28 sent declaratory order in

March 2 sent to enforcement requested $150.00

Sent $150.00 in March 3

Money received on March 9th

Investigator received my file on March 13

Case completed and approved to sit for the NCLEX on April 24th

So I am very relieved and so excited that this whole ordeal is over !!!! So word of encouragement it can be approved sooner.

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I graduated nursing school 12/2014. After applying for nclex in 12/2014, background came back positive for theft under 500. This was a charge i got as a minor. Anyway I sent the requested documents on 1/9 next day mail. On 2/5 I received a letter stating they were transferring my case to enforcement. March I received a letter a letter stating I was eligible to sit for nclex under certain terms and conditions, however I didn't receive theses terms and conditions until 5/1. I notarized the form stating I accepted the terms and conditions and sent it back on 5/4 next day mail. It is now 5/20 and I havent heard anything or received my ATT. Does anyone have a clue to how much longer this will take?

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It shouldve been fairly quick.. They send an email.

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i know you posted this a couple years ago, but my girlfriend just received the same response. Can you share any insight on what this ended up meaning? The letter is pretty confusing!

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What does her letter say?

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Hi how much longer did you have to wait to be cleared

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Did you get any info on this? I have the same letter and I grad in May

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I just got sent to enforcement on 5/18/16. How long has everyone been waiting? They said it would be a minimum of 90 days... are these business days or do I count the weekends as well. Such a bummer as I graduate 6/24.

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Any news? Are you still waiting?

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Hello everyone? I submitted a declaratory order to the Texas BON July 1. I received a letter stating that my case is unable to be resolved in their Operations Department and my case will be transferred to the Enforcement Department for a resolution. I paid the $150. When I was young, I got in a lot of trouble. I was charged with receiving stolen property, theft, common assault, destruction of property, resisting arrest, trespassing, petty larceny and lying by giving fiction information. As you can see, I have got into a lot of trouble when i was much younger. The receiving stolen property, destruction of property and trespassing cases where all dismissed and closed. The theft and giving false information, I was charged class B misdemeanors for those two. The common assault I was charged a class C misdemeanor. The remaining charges were just city ordinance charges. I contacted the court and they said that they were lessor than the misdemeanor charges. I went and got my own FBI report and found that only 4 showed up on my FBI check. All my charges are over 10 year old. I have not been in trouble ever since. I been CNA/CMA for about 8 years. I been in school about 4 1/2 years. I have done volunteer work for 4 years at family shelters and public schools and animal shelters. I was wondering if anyone on here, that has a background that consist of numerous misdemeanors that was approve to sit for the RN-NCLEX. Thanks

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