http://www.vtprofessionals.org/opr1/nurses/ on this page you will see, Professional Information, under it is Verification..... that's it, click it open... that's the form... print and filled it up, together with bank draft payment, mail to the vermont nursing board.. then the vermont nursing board will send it directly to australia..
http://vtprofessionals.org/ this is also another page where you can get the form..."Request a Verification of License"...
the instructions are in these sites.. just read and follow..
vermont nsg board must send it directly to AHPRA NSW... check the address at the AHPRA website..
thanks for the update and good luck to your application..
Are there new documents required by AHPRA not included in the past requirements?
or maybe a copy of the original :) I know they only want certified copies of the original documents, like transcripts. the only original document they want is your CV.
yup, maybe the others can tell us if this is true.
I am married but have chosen to keep my name as is. Never changed it, like it this way and hubby is mature enough to not care :)
My question is, on the name, I still tick on the Miss and not the Mrs?
Also about the question #3 regarding the passport, do you submit the original with your initial application, meaning prior to bp, or just a copy? from what I understand from AHPRA website, you submit the original right before registration, because even the Australian visa should be in it already. If so I just tick No and not provide my passport details? If yes, will they mail me back my passport?
hi ehhh .. yes i have working experience plus volunteer training as well .. i already passed my ielts last march 2010 ... i already have my certificate of employment but i think i need to have it done again more detailed cuz i think they need specific number of hours etc .. i think .. hehehe
my sis is in QLD, anyone knows of BP intake dates for 2010 and which schools?im eyeing jan 2011 intake but who knows i might still make it for 2010 .... thanksssssssssss
gud day to all! am very thankful that i found this website and thread.. thank you very much to all who posted on this thread because ryt now i understand the process. i suppose i can inquire some questions.. hehe.. i am actually reading the application form for registration and i dont know what to write in these areas? or should i leave it blank?
5. what is your residential address?
no. street
suburb
state/territory postalcode
country
6. is your residential address the same as your principal place of practice/employment in australia?
yes - go to the next question
no - provide your principal place of practice/employment address below
site name (e.g. alfred hospital or employment agency)
no. street
suburb
state / territory postalcode
7. where do you want postal correspondence delivered to?
residential address?
principal place of practice?
other (provide your postal correspondence address below)
no. street
suburb
state / territory postalcode
country
8. your contact details
during your business hours:
after hours:
mobile:
email:
although i have an aunt living in victoria, but i think her address doesnt apply in the form. im also confused on what to write in #8.. is it going to be my numbers here in phil, since obviously i'm still here? heheh
I am married but have chosen to keep my name as is. Never changed it, like it this way and hubby is mature enough to not care :)
My question is, on the name, I still tick on the Miss and not the Mrs?
Also about the question #3 regarding the passport, do you submit the original with your initial application, meaning prior to bp, or just a copy? from what I understand from AHPRA website, you submit the original right before registration, because even the Australian visa should be in it already. If so I just tick No and not provide my passport details? If yes, will they mail me back my passport?
Thanks for the help
If you're married, then you should tick Mrs since because the family name dat will be seen in your marriage contract would be your husband's. That's just what I think.. heheh
Regarding question #3, I think you dont have to provide your original passport since it has a checklist on the last page of the application form which states certified photocopy of your passport. ^_^
oops, forgot to read the last page, hihihi, yup, says certified copy, thanks headz. got confused by NewMacs and Gemini Stars posts. I think they were talking about the visa application, not for the AHPRA.
I don't use my husbands last name, and all my legal documents, including passport, driver's license and PRC card are still under my maiden name, which I intend to use for eternity hahaha. I'll probably just tick on Miss and then provide the marriage contract later on.
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Are there new documents required by AHPRA not included in the past requirements?