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Thanks for sharing your success story and CONGRATULATIONS for finally passing the NCLEX! I'm about to take my exam too but I do not have a scheduled test date yet (my exam applications are in process). So while waiting for my eligibility and ATT, I'm taking my time to study as much as I can. I'm also taking Kaplan NCLEX RN review course and I felt really bad with my test scores:bluecry1: (my diagnostic and practice exams were in 40s% ) Now I feel very anxious if I'll pass the exam or not I'm hoping for the best... ...and yes, I also deleted all my social network accounts too so I can concentrate in studying God bless you in your job hunt soon!

Thank you, Esme12! :-) I'm quite new in this site so I had no idea which topic where I should put my query. I really appreciate the help you've extended, thanks so much again! :-)

I currently live in Nevada but the state that I am applying for NCLEX RN exam is New Mexico. While I was filling up the RN EXAMINATION APPLICATION form, I came across at Section 7: DECLARATION OF PRIMARY STATE OF RESIDENCE and that somehow left me puzzled as to what will I put in the application where the part that says "primary state of residence". Should I put Nevada or New Mexico or Philippines? What about in the part that says "Upon licensure in New Mexico, I intend to practice in the state(s) of _____________"? Should I put Nevada or New Mexico? (Just to give you guys a background, I moved here in NV last year and already a legal resident). If ever I'll put Nevada as my primary state of residence, will this affect when I transfer residence to another non-compact state (i.e. endorsement)?

I am currently living here in Las Vegas but I am applying for NCLEX-RN exam for the state of New Mexico. I already have fingerprint cards that were sent by the BON of New Mexico however I have no idea where I can get myself fingerprinted. Does anyone know where I can get myself fingerprinted for NCLEX-RN here in Las Vegas, Nevada?

Thank you, Silverdragon12:) One more question, do I have to take IELTS/TOEFL or do I just ask for a certification from my school that the language of instruction is in English? I'm a bit confuse about the "Validation of English Language Proficiency" part.

Hi! I'm a Filipino RN and earned my nursing degree in a university here in the Philippines. I'll be moving to Nevada sometime next year but I'm planning to start processing my NCLEX application before I leave. The thing is, I really don't have an idea as to how will I start. (And I felt like I'm having information overload and going back & forth looking at NV-BON, CGFNS and NCSBN websites!) Can anyone help me please?