In 1999 at the age of 19 I had a possession charge that was dismissed after diversion. In 2006 I applied for LVN licensure. I disclosed, sent copies of proof of dismissed charge and letters of recommendation from the program director. I was issued an license with no restrictions with the standard letter of my charges were significantly related to the scope of nursing but due to length of time etc they were not pursuing any action against my license. I will graduate the RN BSN program in March of 2019. I know I will again need to disclose and send proof. I guess my main concern is will the BRN choose to penalize where the BVNPT opted not to? Have any LVN to RNs faced a similar situation?
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In 1999 at the age of 19 I had a possession charge that was dismissed after diversion. In 2006 I applied for LVN licensure. I disclosed, sent copies of proof of dismissed charge and letters of recommendation from the program director. I was issued an license with no restrictions with the standard letter of my charges were significantly related to the scope of nursing but due to length of time etc they were not pursuing any action against my license. I will graduate the RN BSN program in March of 2019. I know I will again need to disclose and send proof. I guess my main concern is will the BRN choose to penalize where the BVNPT opted not to? Have any LVN to RNs faced a similar situation?