blacktulip

Hey I asked the same question a few time, I alreedy have read the threads in this subject... please try to help me. Which state nowdays doesn't require a SSN or CGFNS, and which I can transfer the results of California to it, and reserve the results for more than three years, plz help.... thank you... I'm confused...

does anyone know if there is still a retrogression going on. if a nurse has a contract with an employer and passed the NCLEX, IELTS, CGFNS, how long does it take to actually get a visa thank's:nuke:

Thank for replying me, though I haven't got an answer. I got a vue to take the Nclex RN California exam. after getting the desirable results I do not wish to wait to a SSN, can I pass my results to another state, let's say Texas, to keep my results so I don't have to take the NCLEX exam again. thank u very much:saint:

I listenned to your great advise and did some reading. Though, I still have questions, hope its ok. I understand that if I don't have a SSN and at the moment I do not wish to reach the USA, if I want my test results to be valid for more than 3 years so what exactly do I have to do? As I understood from reading here I can ask California to pass my result to another state that doesn't require a SSN. does that mean I dont have to do the test again after 3 years or that I need to do the exam of another state? For that matter which states do not require a SSN, and is there a state which keep the results withot deleting it. I'm sorry for the over curiosity, and asking a lot of questions. thank very much for your help:mad:

hello I have a question about applying the NCLEX to the state of California. once I passed the NCLEX exam of the state of California, is there a possibility without a SSN to get a license for life in the USA. I want to point out that I want to do the exam and not sign a contract and working right after the exam, it might take a few years. thank you very much... :nuke:

I want to know if passing the NCLEX exam valid for life when applying to California? And if not in what state does it valid for life, if at all.. thank's:wink2: