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Hi Mumai, I received an email, 7 days ago, from the NVC saying they have all the required documents and I'm now in the queue waiting to know about my interview date. How long was, for you, before you got your interview? thanks

Hi Mumai, my documents are now with the NVC and my IV application has been done one week ago. My date always been current...I hope everything is ok and to have my interview date soon...regards!

tell me about it.... in Italy i worked in a ward with up to 33 patients and two nurses, in the night shift, many of them on telemetry and with various heart conditions.

I'm sorry but from where I am, California, overall, doesn't really seem a good place to be now. There are slums everywhere and it is way too easy to become homeless...

Yes they do...same in Italy and we have some kind of nurse/patients ratio but it is in low level of acuity wards about 10/12 patients per nurse. In some skilled nursing facility with low acuity patients we got up to 40/50 per nurse.

Ciao Matteo, I too am an italian nurse and I'm about to leave for the US in a few months. First of all do you have a valid US licence?

Hi SilentRain, yes you need clinical hrs in pediatrics/obstetrics, psychiatry and community nursing among the others...I had my CES report, passed nclex last july and had my visa screen. I started the whole process in 2016, it is costy but after my internship in arizona i fell in love with the american way of nursing and i believe it is worthy the time and the money. I'm now in the final, hopefully, leg of my immigration process. Best of luck

Ciao Vanikiki, I'm an italian nurse, I passed my nclex july 2017. Then it took me a while to find someone willing to give me a job but I did it and now I'm in the final process of getting my immigration visa. What spidersweb said is right except that I didn't have two yrs of acute care experience (in total 17 months in acute/semi-acute wards). my suggestion is to study english very well (you'll need a good score on your IELTS) and to get your degree recognized by the CGFNS you will need theory and clinical hrs in Pediatrics/Obstetrics, Psychiatry and Community Nursing among the others...(at least these are the departments in which I had to do extra clinical hrs since I hadn't done it during the school). Good luck

Hi Mumai. honestly I hope it will take a little longer, we wouldn't be ready to leave that early. Anyway my DS 260 has not been done yet! Again, thank you for your advice.

Hi Mumai, thanks for your reply. So it should be like 4 months max, starting february 10, before I can be leaving for the US, if everything is ok. Regards.

Hi All, i'd like your feedbacks on this matter: my I-140 has been approved and now my case has been transferred to the NVC. How long does it take, usually, to get a reply by them and how long before to get a visa number and following appointment at the consulate? My date is current btw...thank you all in advance.

There were times in the past I didn't feel free to express my opinions

i'm just wondering why you weren't so shocked when Obama banned words like Christmas...

I don't believe it was done by trump admin..it just a way to discredit his administration

I graduated from Uni Bologna Too. My degree was not comparable and i had to take some additional clinical hours in some nursing areas. After that My degree was deemed comparable and i had the "go" from the Board of Nursing to take the NCLEX. A couple of months ago i signed a contract, after few interviews with different agents, and now i'm going through the immigration process. I don't Know How it Works in Canada but if you want some infos about US Write me in private and i'll give you My email.