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Missing information on application

Hi Nurses!

So I graduated from LPN school last month in Tennessee and we filled out our application on the last day of class and our director of nursing looked over them and sent them to the state. Everyone today got their ATT to test but me, so I called the board of nursing to find out I have missing information BUT they couldn't tell me what it was over the phone that they would send me a letter on what is missing from my application. So I'm here freaking out on what it might be.

My question for yall is has this happen to anyone?? How long did it take to correct the information and get your ATT?

I'm probably over reacting but I've became so inpatient waiting for the email lol

Thanks girls

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    Welcome to allnurses.com, the world's largest and most active social medium for nurses on the Web. You've come to the right place to have your questions answered. I'm no authority on these matters, but I'm sure someone with the right knowledge will see your post and respond accordingly.

    In the meantime, I think you're probably over-reacting just a wee bit. The person on the phone was right in not giving you the information over the phone; after all, how could she know you're really YOU? You'd be pretty angry if they gave personal information about you to a stranger, I'd guess. The missing information could be something as simple as skipping a tick box. Or maybe you missed a required field in the education section. It's impossible to know for sure until you have that letter from the board in hand. Hopefully it doesn't take them weeks to get it to you. I know it's frustrating to have to wait for the other shoe to drop so I'll send you some good vibes for a little distraction. Good luck with getting it all sorted out, then on to the the NCLEX!

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