GidgetBrown

Hope everything works out for you. Speaking of working your fingers to the bone! Good luck.

in response to RADBSN Today when I checked my application status, the georgia board of nursing approved my application to sit and take the RN NCLEX on 12/21/10. It was my understanding that when the board approved you, they would notify the pearson vue and then pearson vue would email me my ATT. And guess what? When I checked my email, there was no ATT! I called some of my fellow class mates and they had not only received an approved application, but had also received an email from pearson vue with an ATT. Well, I panicked. 1st, I called pearson vue and reported my application being approved to sit and take the test but had yet received an ATT from them. They checked their system and instructed me to call the state boards and let them know. 2nd, I call the georgia state boards and reported my problem to them. The lady said, that should no be. I gave her my personal info and she looked it up and verified that the board had approved me and that since it was just approved yesterday, that I should check back with pearson vue after lunchtime. At lunch time I still not receive any info in regards to an ATT. I called back georgia state boards and spoke with a different lady and reported my problem. She also took my personal info and looked me up in their system. She said that I was approved to test and that the same info was reported to pearson vue on the same day I was approved. She voiced she would notify her office and would get them to resent my info. And I finally received my ATT. I know this my be a little to much info, but I hope it helps you. Good Luck. And by the way, I was able to schedule my test for January 12! Which I didn't think was to bad.

Thanks yall! I have done everything on my part; payed the $200 exam fee, $40 application fee and payed for and completed the fingerprint and criminal background check. I have been checking my application status. I guess I was just hoping that since I applied online, it would not take as long. I am so ready to take the NCLEX and get on with my life. I have been a LPN for the past 9 years and I am looking forward to the career opportunities that comes with the RN license. Hope you all have a Merry Christmas.

I graduated from the BSN program on Dec 10, 2010. Information from the school i attended, was sent in to the boards on Dec 13. I have not yet received an authorized to test (ATT). I was wondering if any other nurse graduates, who graduated around the same time, has received their ATT?