Published Feb 28, 2011
Eyjhey
3 Posts
Hi, I ended up posting a new thread coz something has been bothering me.
Okay, I graduated in the Philippines and migrated here in the US, and i already obtained a usrn license in Ca, I'm just wondering if you guys know if I can possibly endorse my usrn license to the philippines so i can have a license back home? am I still gonna take the NLE or i just have to submit a copy of my usrn license and the rest of the requirements? I would appreciate a feedback from you guys.
Silverdragon102, BSN
1 Article; 39,477 Posts
I would image you would have to do the NLE to obtain a license back in the Philippines
EDSH_RN
21 Posts
Once you passed the NLE You do not have to take the NLE again.You already have a license in the Philippines as an RN but lapsed, I think you will just have to renew it again. Check out the PRC website to see what the requirements are. Hope this helps. Good luck!
They do not indicate they already have passed NLE. They are asking if it is possible to endorse their US license and obtain a Philippine one
dodoy, BSN, RN
208 Posts
There is no reciprocity regarding the transfer of your US license to the Philippines and vice versa. You need to pass the exam which is needed for the registration.
lactamase
76 Posts
Yep, you do need to take NLE if you haven't passed the exam yet.
Dayum. that sucks. but well, thanks again guys. if freaking IL wont let me work here, then my very last option is to endorse my license to indiana. then i just have to go home every other weekend.
I guess nobody wants to go back to the philippines, then submit their requirements 2 months before the exam, then chill for a while, take the exam, go back to usa, with no job waiting for you, then wait for 2 months before you get the result from NLE. then wait for a couple more months to endorse the license. -.-
Didn't think Il requires a local license for them to issue a state license.
Be aware that each state makes their own requirements and it may get to a stage where each state will require a license to be obtained in the state or country where you trained (for other nurses reading this and thinking of the US in the future)
Didn't think Il requires a local license for them to issue a state license.Be aware that each state makes their own requirements and it may get to a stage where each state will require a license to be obtained in the state or country where you trained (for other nurses reading this and thinking of the US in the future)
I totally agree, if you have plans, check the state requirements ahead of time. don't be like me. lol.
and yeah, i decided to endorse my license to IN instead of IL, IN requirements are just the basic requirements most the states ask. since it's a state next to IL, transportation wouldnt be a big problem. thanks for the responses folks. :)
dibuh0
53 Posts
why do you need a philippine license when you already have a US license? if you have a california RN license, i think you can endorse to Illinois? im like you, graduated in the philippines, applied and i have a california rn license without a philippine license, but i successfully endoresed my CA license to other state without problem..
AYRE-EN
1 Post
Hi, I ended up posting a new thread coz something has been bothering me.Okay, I graduated in the Philippines and migrated here in the US, and i already obtained a usrn license in Ca, I'm just wondering if you guys know if I can possibly endorse my usrn license to the philippines so i can have a license back home? am I still gonna take the NLE or i just have to submit a copy of my usrn license and the rest of the requirements? I would appreciate a feedback from you guys.
- I was in the same predicament when I first started my nursing career in the USA. I was a fresh graduate from the Philippines in the USA without any kind of nursing license, just documents to prove I completed the nursing course at an accredited college and my diploma. My family in the USA was also IL based and after researching, I decided to take the CA board exams with plans to transfer that license to IL. When I got my CA license I found out I could not endorse my CA to IL through reciprocity without filling certain criteria-the main one was having at least 2 yrs nursing experience. I left IL and worked in CA for 25 months, enough so I can get the needed experience to make me eligible for an RN license in IL. I now have a CA and IL license.
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