Here in Oregon, paying for the results were a waste of time. Plan your test at the first to the middle of the week and you can go to the board of nursing and search for licenses as anyone else can to verify. Usually 24 hours. I passed the NCLEX-PN with least amount of questions 70 (was supposed to be base of 85). When I got the blue screen I freaked! But the bulk of my questions were SATA (the dreaded). So everyone, when you are doing those, you are above the passing line! I am no working on LPN to RN online and am stressing about the NCLEX. But in the same vein, I see the nurses that are coming through (please most of you please do not be offended) But there was an LPN that I worked with that passed her RN and I can speak from actual experience. She struggled with school and the PN NCLEX and passed her RN NCLEX first go, so she makes me feel confident I can do the NCLEX.