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Ohio BON has very slow processing and slow or no response to email or phone (check Google reviews for lots of people with the same issue). They also seem to be fairly disorganized in terms of processing documents that they receive - there doesn't seem to be a good "first received, first processed" system in place since some people get quick turn around and others wait months.
When I applied (graduated in Dec), my application went from "in progress" for over 3 months after they should have had my documents, to ATT in one day without any in between updates about documents received. I firmly believe documents just sit in a pile on someone's desk waiting to be entered and new ones probably get added to the top instead of the bottom of the pile...
All this to say, if your school just submitted your program completion letter, give it some time. If you get lucky and it is processed within a few weeks, celebrate. If not, consider filing a complaint through your state reps or the BON website since this seems to help some people who have been waiting for a long time.
ibprofriend, BSN
7 Posts
Hi,
I recently graduated from an accredited institution within Ohio this past Spring semester. I have submitted all required information and applied for RN licensure/to test and I believe my school has sent over the program completion form to prove that I have successfully completed a nursing program in Ohio just today.
My question is In regards to the status. When I log in it states that the application is in progress, but there is nothing on the website that indicates what this status means. I was hoping someone could tell me so I can better understand the process to receive my ATT for the NCLEX-RN.
Also, what’s the usual turnaround time once the information has been received from the institution/nursing school to provide the student with their Authorization To Test (ATT)?
Thank you