need some support please!!

You are not alone. There are numerous RNs experiencing unemployment and the anxiety of waiting. More and more posters here have the same concerns as you have.

i am getting very depressed because of not having a job since i passed the June 2007 National Licensure Exam! i am also waiting for my eligibility from California since october 2007! i don't know if i will be waiting for my whole life!! i need to have a work and i need to move on with my life!! kindly send me some suggestions,. :banghead:thank you

If you are not married you can get a K1 Visa, and be in USA within about 6 months.

May not be what you want to hear, But I am throwing out suggestions.

If you are not married you can get a K1 Visa, and be in USA within about 6 months.

May not be what you want to hear, But I am throwing out suggestions.

I think she did not mention having a US Citizen fiancee at all.

Specifically looking for one for that sole purpose is considered fraud if caught

I suggested K1, and I don't know if the person is male or female.

I uphold and support the laws of each Country, especially USA.

I also don't play when it comes to Immigration in USA, I take it very serious, and have had a few family members(as well as other American families) sacrifice their life to uphold and protect the borders on the USA.

i am getting very depressed because of not having a job since i passed the June 2007 National Licensure Exam! i am also waiting for my eligibility from California since october 2007! i don't know if i will be waiting for my whole life!! i need to have a work and i need to move on with my life!! kindly send me some suggestions,. :banghead:thank you

dont be depressed, you are not the only person that situation. there are alot of nurses who are waiting for more than a year and now they are still waiting. i know this may sound corny, but there's always a time for everything. patience is a virtue... cheer up, dont feel bad my dear fellow...

failing the local board exam doesn't mean the end of the world for you. there are other people in the philippines who have worse problem, i.e., worrying about where to get their next meal...you are not the only one who is unemployed, not having a local rn license.....think about it, how many new grads do you know who found a job right after passing nle? so, don't too depressed about it. find a non nursing job that will keep you preoccupied, if you have to work and earn small pay, so be it, or get a job in call centers, if you want to earn money, or try your best to get a job. try harder, thats the problem with new grads nowadays, just because they got their bsn diploma, they felt like they are entitled to get a job in the us, or in any part of the world right away....nope, it doesnt work that way, you will need to start from the very bottom of the ladder, just like anybody else. just be strong. just try to study for your nle again, it's not a bad idea to try and try. the only shame you will have is not to work harder to get your goal.