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My (blood) sister just tried taking her NCLEX nursing entrance exam but was turned away because her deferred action licence says "limited term." I have another friend of mine who had no problem with the same verification.
I was wondering if anyone else who is in the same situation run into the same problem?
If you go to the NCSBN website: https://www.ncsbn.org/1221.htm it clearly states that, "Driver's/learner's permits or temporary identification are not accepted".
Limited term driver's license falls under temporary identification therefore will not be accepted.
I used my passport for identification and was able to take the test.
Did the friend that you have with "limited term" license as well take it at the same place your sister was supposed to?
Yes I live in New York and took the exam on January 2014. 1) On question 22 for immigration status, I chose H. and wrote Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals. 2) I used my passport as identification to sit for the NCLEX with no issues.
did u have to submit documentation with the application to prove you have DACA? And what passport did u use ur native country or american? Bc i only have passport for my country and i have a Ny state ID. I am planning to take the nclex this summer 2015 and i. worried they will not let me sit for the test bc of my status
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For those residing in NY and have been approved for DACA:Have you taken your NCLEX, or applying for it? If so, question #22 under citizenship/immigration status which choice did you select?
The one that makes the most sense is choice H. Non-Immigrant (Temporarily in U.S).On the blank space below for immigration status should I write: Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (c33)? It's a new process so it only makes sense as to why it's not included as a choice. But I'm afraid that the BON might not be too familiar with DACA and might delay my application.Any thoughts? Any information related to this is very much appreciated. Thank you.