I recently graduated with my BSN about a week ago. I applied for NCLEX and the interim permit on the week of April 1 and am currently waiting for my ATT. I live in California where it takes them forever to process the applications. On the BRN website it shows the processing times. They are currently processing March 1-15, 2016 and it states that it takes 10-12 weeks to process BOTH THE NCLEX APPLICATION AND THE INTERIM PERMIT. It has been exactly 12 weeks to this date and they are processing applications one month behind. I applied for the interim permit so that I could work prior to taking NCLEX. If they are both being processed at the same speed, by the time I would get my interim permit I would have already taken NCLEX. It doesn't make sense to me why they would even give you the option of applying for an interim permit if it's just going to be received the same time you take NCLEX. Does this only happen in the state of California? I want to cancel my interim permit, would I be able to get a refund? Thanks.
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I recently graduated with my BSN about a week ago. I applied for NCLEX and the interim permit on the week of April 1 and am currently waiting for my ATT. I live in California where it takes them forever to process the applications. On the BRN website it shows the processing times. They are currently processing March 1-15, 2016 and it states that it takes 10-12 weeks to process BOTH THE NCLEX APPLICATION AND THE INTERIM PERMIT. It has been exactly 12 weeks to this date and they are processing applications one month behind. I applied for the interim permit so that I could work prior to taking NCLEX. If they are both being processed at the same speed, by the time I would get my interim permit I would have already taken NCLEX. It doesn't make sense to me why they would even give you the option of applying for an interim permit if it's just going to be received the same time you take NCLEX. Does this only happen in the state of California? I want to cancel my interim permit, would I be able to get a refund? Thanks.