Published May 2, 2016
Feelthesunrise
2 Posts
I have been asked to submit a petition for declaratory order to the Texas Board of Nursing. I am having trouble on how long and how much detail to put into the letter. I NEED HELP. I might be thinking too much into it, but then again IT IS MY FUTURE. Has anyone had to submit a letter? If so , any tips/examples? Any input is appreciated. Thanks in advance
Zyprexa_Ho
709 Posts
What is this that you're working on?
LadyFree28, BSN, LPN, RN
8,429 Posts
More info:
Texas Board of Nursing - Declaratory Order
niataylor
6 Posts
I had to submit a letter. I was arrested twice for shoplifting and I had deferred adjudication both times (I was a bit of a wild child). I made sure I wrote about my circumstances at that time and I included all the ways I changed since I made my mistakes (I joined the military soon after those arrests, I have excellent credit, I got my BA with a 3.8 etc...). I included copies of all of my claims (a current resume, DD214, credit report, transcripts). They approved me within 6 weeks. The point is, you made mistakes--many of us do, show them the difference between you then and now. Include any proofs you can think of to support your claims and you should be okay.
Stephanidavis2
3 Posts
How long did it take them to approve you? I have the same charges from when I was a juvenile. I sent in all my court docs as well as a letter stating basically that I was a wild child and have grown into a responsible adult and now they are requesting a 150$ fee to continue reviewing it. Did you have to do this?
BSN2017
7 Posts
I had to do one last year! The first time I submitted it then requested more court documents which delayed the decision. Once all court documents were sent it took about 60-90 days. Then I got a letter asking for a few because it was being sent to another department. Once I sent the fee it took about 60-90 days to receive an approval. Mine was also in Texas.