PHilippine NCLEX

really? they didn't gave her a chance to at least sign the passport?

by the way, i have an inquiry, would the next question appear if you clicked the NEXT button but have no answers? pls answer this.. thanks!

does the signature have to be your full name???

does the signature have to be your full name???

Just your usual signature.

You can put your full name in print (if it's not too long) and then your signature above or beside it.

an acquiantance of mine was not able to sit for the NCLEX in Hong Kong last year for the same reason.

Dont forget to sign your passports before going to the testing center

Legally, they cannot accept it if it is signed at the last minute in front of them. That is the same anyplace.

Please keep posts to the topic at hand, which is that passports must be signed. Anything having to do with the exam, needs to go under another thread.

mam i think my post is not off the topic. knowing that the title of this thread is Philippine NCLEX is justifiable enough for me to post it here. there are no specifics in the thread's title that limit it to the passport issue. the first post may center on such topic (i.e. passport) but it is not limited to such because the specified topic by the one who made the thread is broad enough to even cover my inquiry.

my inquiry happened while i was taking the exam here in the philippines. so i think it did not defeat the topic at hand. it was called for.

thanks! i would appreciate it if someone would be answering my inquiry. thanks anew!

Really to save on fraud the passport should be signed as soon as it is recieved.

Here in the UK you have to sign the application form and then the signature is transferred onto the appropriate page and sealed to cut down on fraud

Just your usual signature.

I think i made some mistake in this regard.

Someone adviced me prior to sending my papers for nclex application that i should have a signature that has all the letters in my name. so i created a signature specifically for nclex, disregarding my usual signature. The thing is, i have forgotten the signature I created specifically for this. Will they compare the signature in the nclex application and the passport signature? And if they see that they are not the same, would they prohibit me from taking the exam?

Thanks in advance.

I think i made some mistake in this regard.

Someone adviced me prior to sending my papers for nclex application that i should have a signature that has all the letters in my name. so i created a signature specifically for nclex, disregarding my usual signature. The thing is, i have forgotten the signature I created specifically for this. Will they compare the signature in the nclex application and the passport signature? And if they see that they are not the same, would they prohibit me from taking the exam?

Thanks in advance.

i too had the same q.. i have signed my passport with my usual signature as written here that usual signature is okey.. but my application is in complete name printed in long hand..

anyone can help us with these?

thanks:)

I think i made some mistake in this regard.

Someone adviced me prior to sending my papers for nclex application that i should have a signature that has all the letters in my name. so i created a signature specifically for nclex, disregarding my usual signature. The thing is, i have forgotten the signature I created specifically for this. Will they compare the signature in the nclex application and the passport signature? And if they see that they are not the same, would they prohibit me from taking the exam?

Thanks in advance.

Although, I am not sure if they will compare it but if they do then they may either prohibit you from taking it or disregard the test if it was only found out afterwards. This is the very soon for the signatures anyway and for identity protection, to make sure no one will proxy for the actual applicant. And you will be signing-in your signature again on an electric pad or whatever they call it and take your digital picture before they let you in.

All of the above are measures to make sure that the one who applied and the one taking it are one and the same person. It will be up to them to decide. If the points of errors and discrepancy are too great then they may just either prohibit you outright depending on the discretion of the one in charge (he or she is trained to spot it - that is his or her main job and not just a front desk officer) or it may come later on after the exams, if somehow the on-the spot signing-in and digital pic taken on the test center was later found out to not match those with the application form with the State BON/BRN or has points of discrepancy.

And another thing that some are not aware of is that the e-mail add. provided in the application form from the State BON must also match the e-mail add. provided on the on-line Pearson-Vue registration form. This may not be enough on it's own but this is an example of a point of discrepancy and as more errors like this are committed and pile up then the greater the likelihood of suspicion of identity fraud and use of proxy, whether it is intentional or just pure carelessness.

Remember, they don't accept applicants that only signs their passports on the day of the exam - that's how strict they are.

In my opinion, for those who gave a diff. signature on their application form and could not remember it anymore will just have to sign-in w/ their usual signature henceforth rather than trying to remember it then signing-in another variation of the signature that is diff. from the application, diff. from the on the spot signing-in and diff. from his usual signature. This just gives more points of discrepancies. Some are more forgiving if they compare one w/ just a printed name and one with the usual signature.