NCLEX-Fingerprint Card Rejection

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I'm a foreign graduate from the Philippines and took NCLEX last Nove. 19, 2010. I still haven't received my result so I called BRN and told me to resend another set of fingerprint card because the first was rejected. I already sent a new set of fingerprint cards and I just want to know how long will I wait for them to send me my NCLEX result.

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I'm a foreign graduate from the Philippines and took NCLEX last Nove. 19, 2010. I still haven't received my result so I called BRN and told me to resend another set of fingerprint card because the first was rejected. I already sent a new set of fingerprint cards and I just want to know how long will I wait for them to send me my NCLEX result.

May I know what state are you applying for?

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
May I know what state are you applying for?

They indicate BRN which is California

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May I know what state are you applying for?

California

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I'm losing my patience. Time, effort and money are being wasted. This is so inconvenient especially for a foreign graduate nurse. All I do is to keep on waiting for like forever.

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

Think yourself lucky because now they no longer accept applicants who do not have a SSN.

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Think yourself lucky because now they no longer accept applicants who do not have a SSN.

I have SSN. I'm a permanent resident of USA. It's just that I finish my nursing degree here in the Philippines. I'll be back in USA by February. I'm just waiting for them to process my NCLEX result.

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Specializes in med/surg.

You could just do a fingerprint live scan when you get to the US??? Its in their system in a matter of days. Cali will take a month or two anyway to process your fingerprint cards and get the verified. You can do livescan at any UPS store.

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Also with the livescan if one of your prints is rejected they will fix it right then and there. It's more convenient. Good Luck

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Hi there! We had the same problem. I'm a foreign grad too. Just took the exam last January 5, 2011 for the state of Cali. Everyday for the past 16 days, I check my name at the Cali BON site. No sign of my name so I was thinking that I already failed. I was waiting for the official results to come since my other friends recieved their results stating that they failed for 10 days. I'm residing here in Florida so I did the manual fingerprinting too. I sent my first fingerprint on September 29, 2010. then I got the fingerprint rejection notice on Nov 1. I immediately sent the second fingerprint on Nov 3. Thinking that I completed all the requirements since I had my ATT and already took the test, only to find out that the second fingerprint I sent was also rejected. Darn it, :eek: I mean I was waiting all the time and not only when I called the BON that I knew that the second fingerprint was also rejected. They told me that they sent a notice last december 21 but never got it. Now I'm waiting for the fingerprint clearance before they can mail me my official result which is 1-2 months. The only thing that ease my mind is the Pearson Vue trick. Hope I pass. Too stressful. :heartbeat Update me whenever you have progress. I will really appreciate it.

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