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May 08, 2006 07:57 PM

Fingerprints


Does anyone know how long it takes for your prints to be completed so you can sit for boards? I was told it could be around nine months and I just sent mine in ( graduate 1st week of sept) I wonder if they will be done in time???


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from AmyLiz
Old May 11, 2006, 11:24 AM

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I've heard anywhere from 4-6-9 months. I imagine that yours should be done by the time you need them. Our school has them done electronically...they're ready in 2-4 days. So I guess if your prints aren't done by a couple weeks before the exam, you could do them again electronically. They have information on the Ohio Board of Nursing website, under the licensure section.
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from GrnHonu99
Old May 21, 2006, 07:33 AM

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I had mine done the last week in march and they said about 6 months. Im hoping they will be ready by the time ikm ready to take the nclex in august.
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from NoWaNrN
Old Jun 02, 2006, 03:28 PM

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Our school did the finger printing months in advance also, I don't know how many months in advance though. I do remember thinking why so early. Now I know.
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from skystone
Old Jun 25, 2006, 01:54 AM

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I am curious. Where do your fingerprints go? And why do they need them? They don't fingerprint MD's, RT's and a host of other health professionals. Why us? Here in Tx they are just starting to do this and I find it to be objectionable and an invasion of privacy.
Tell me, would you get worried when they asked for a DNA sample? Where does it end? You do know that a background check can be done without fingerprints, don't you?
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