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PN and RN are totally different as are the applications. However for immigration purposes you have to be RN, PN is not accepted regardless on passing the exam or not. Also Dependant on BON/BRN will also require local license. Also not sure if you are aware of retrogression but looking t a few years waiting
No offense in telling you the facts practical nursing is not describe in immigration law as a way to be a qualified immigrant. If you have only read the articles on NVC website or USCIS you will know your fate.
There are anomalous marketing campaigns in the Philippines that practical nursing is in demand abroad. I am not against PN but you know there are corrupt schools who are not after your welfare but just wanted to have your money.
Kindly read the by-laws of US immigration especially under immigrant and temporary workers. In US there are no shortcuts the rule of the law will always prevail.
I am sorry.
Yhetskie
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hello! Im a graduate of Practical Nsg and BSN in the Philippines. I plan to apply my PN and RN eligibility in California. Would you know if there would be any conflict that could arise? Would this be subjected to a null application?