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You start with the state that you would like to live, work, and go to school (to bridge you must have a local license). There are very few LPN to BSN programs and a U.S. ASN is not sufficient to work in Canada.
You choose your state then go to the BoN website and apply for an LPN license by examination as an internationally educated nurse. Many states require a valid SSN for application or issuing license. Note only citizens, legal permanent residents, or those with a valid work visa are entitled to a SSN
Just like you cannot take the crpne without authorization from a provincial college of nurses you cannot take the NCLEX-PN without authorization from a state board of nursing.
scrubnrs
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Hi there! I'm just wondering if anyone can help me out! I live in Ontario and I'm wanting to write the nclex pn exam, and then bridge to RN in the US. I'm just wondering where do I start??!!! Help!!!