kathykaye

Thanks!... I was just confused on when they will send the fee bill.. Thanks for your help!... :)

Hi! My I-140 was approved last Oct 2007. My PD is Feb 2007. I just have a question. When will the NVC send the visa fee bill? and DS230? Is it when my PD is current? Thanks! Pls enlighten me... :)

which module am i going to take? academic or general training? is it enough to take the standard plan of scotts english success program? or better take the premium plan? need some suggestions. thanks!

call the department for you to know the updated fee.

notice of reciept was feb 20, 2007. sept 27, 2007 - USCIS sent me an email asking for further evidence from the employer oct 16, 2007 - Response to request for evidence received, and case processing has resumed. oct 22, 2007 - Approval notice sent.

PD - february 20, 2007 notice of appoval - oct 22, 2007

1. What are the materials that you used? kaplan online, saunders Q&A 2. How many hours per day did you study? how many questions did u answer per day? 200-300 3. How many days or months in total you studied before taking the exam? about a month 4. What are the specific strategies that you used or the the test taking skills you applied during the exam? a. ABC b. maslow c. nursing process d. prioritization 5. Take one or take two? passed at 75 on my first try. goodluck. just have focus on your review...

mhae, if you're going to apply in IL, you dont need to take CG exam anymore. they just need the CES. then you can take the nclex. http://www.idfpr.com

ancillary nurses are the one assigned in different department like ultrasound, women's care, cath lab, ct scan, voice and swallowing unit, etc... they assist the doctors in doing procedures... unlike the bedside nurses who are responsible for total patient care...

when you submitted the application for licensure, you have to complete the requirements within 3 years. Or else, you have to pass an application again. *passage of NCLEX exam is just one of the requirements... the ATT is valid for 90 days.

you just have to download the same application form that you used before... you dont need to send requirements again... *just the application form and the fee ($79) *on part I B, just indicate there the information bout your application. goodluck on your exam!

yup it is a pre-employment training.. after the 3-month training, if you are offered a job then you refused, you have to pay for 36000.. department of clinical advancement (DCA) office is the one handling the training.. before, it was the HR dept.. but it changed... i have a co-trainee who is 30 y.o as well...

best of luck to you... god bless...:typing

congrats yajrn! :smiley_aa :bowingpur :beer: :yelclap:

you can go directly to DCA (department of clinical advancement) office to pass the requirements for application... it is in the ground floor. before, HRD is the one handling the recruitement process... but, it was changed this year... DCA is now the one handling the process/training... goodluck!