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Hi Gem, Wow, are you saying that it would take 5 years to process the information? Did you have to take any additional courses or were you recognized as a equivalent of an RN automatically? Is the CGFNS the same as the NCLEX or do you have to pass both exams? I guess I am just a beginner in the domain so any info is surely helpful (or stressful). Thanks!
CGFNS offer various services. Regardless if you took their exam (CP) you would still have to take and pass NCLEX to be able to work as a RN in the US.
CVS with CGFNS which is a requirements for NY BON takes approx 6 months as CGFNS has to do all the running in regards getting your paperwork. They will send on to NY BON once complete or 6 months has passed. The BON takes approx 1-2 months to make their decision to whether allow you to sit NCLEX or not. Then depending on place of birth the process for immigration once you have found a employer can vary from 3 to 10 years depending on current US visa bulletin.
Also check out the NY state under the US tab and you will see many US nurses struggling for work as many hospitals are closing
I don't know what new procedure you are talking about. If it is the cgfns exam this used to be a requirement but it is not anymore. For Test centres near you to take the nclex outside of the Usa Have a look on Pearson vue nclex test centres and you should be able to search for local centres.
You just need to search for Pearson vue nclex and there should be a section on the right saying locate test centre. I think for you it would be London
If you are looking at NY then you have to go through CVS which CGFNS do and basically means you are paying them to get all your documents that the NY BON require for them to make a decision to whether you meet their requirements. Until you get that decision you can not apply to sit the NCLEX as a ATT is required and that will not be issued until the state BON says it is OK
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Hi there!
I was just wondering if there were any nurses from Europe out there and if so, if you wanted to share you experience on how the paper work went? Have any of you moved to NYC?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Cheers!