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This article is spot on and I couldn’t agree more!!

Thanks amandab13

Hi gardengrower92, Thank you for your helpful feedback. I thought as much that the sponsorship process would be the appropriate way to have access to work in Canada once receiving feedback from a specific nursing regulatory body about the nursing license. Thanks again

Hi amandab13, Hope all is well. You brought up a great point! Would you happen to know what the process is for getting a work visa? If so, could you explain? Thanks

Hi Chelesa, Thank you for sharing your story. Its really helpful because I'm in the same situation. Background: SC, USA license nurse completed BSN and MSN degrees in the US. I started my application in Feb 2019 and submitted all the required documents in Oct 2019. I received the "Ready for Review" status about two weeks ago. NNAS stated it will take up 12 weeks for the final review to be completed and then a report will be generated. Also, I ran into some trouble with NNAS needing more documents and information from my schools but was able to get everything they requested. I do have copy of what the schools completed and submitted to NNAS as well. I have a couple of questions: 1. When you received your report and the comparable score did it breakdown what the % meant? 2. When you applied to CARNA how long did it take for you to hear back? 3. Would you advise looking for a job before getting your license from CARNA? 4. This is probably a silly question but, do you think I have a chance of getting my report back in time to apply to CARNA? Thanks.