I am planning on taking the CA NCLEX, but I don't currently have a SSN. Is it possible to apply for the NCLEX and/or get my foreign transcripts evaluated before I get my SSN? I do plan on acquiring the SSN before I take the exam, but I would like to know whether or not I need to take additional courses before I am able to get it. I have a RN License and Bachelor's degree in Japan.
Appropriate fees, including fingerprint and interim permit fees, if applicable (Page 1)
Completed "Application for Licensure by Examination", including U.S. Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) (Pages 11-12)
Completed fingerprints using either Live Scan or fingerprint card (Hard Card) processing method (Page 5) NOTE: The application packet does not include a Live Scan form or Hard Card. Please refer toFingerprint Information to download or request these items.
One recent 2" by 2" passport-type photograph attached to the reverse side of the "Application for Licensure by Examination" (Page 12)
Completed "Request for Accommodation of Disabilities" and accompanying form(s), if applicable (Pages 18-22)
"Request for Transcript" form(s) completed and forwarded directly from your nursing school(s) with certified transcripts (Page 13)
If applicable, documents and/or letters explaining prior convictions or disciplinary action and attesting to your rehabilitation as directed in the "Reporting Prior Convictions or Discipline Against Licenses" section of the application packet (Page 4) NOTE: See Important Notice Regarding Your Application for additional information for applicants with criminal convictions or discipline.
ndemeire721
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Hi!
I am planning on taking the CA NCLEX, but I don't currently have a SSN. Is it possible to apply for the NCLEX and/or get my foreign transcripts evaluated before I get my SSN? I do plan on acquiring the SSN before I take the exam, but I would like to know whether or not I need to take additional courses before I am able to get it. I have a RN License and Bachelor's degree in Japan.
Thank you!