re:vermont processing time to for licensure/att

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hi all,

good day!

could anyone tell me how long roughly to get a permit for nclex from vermont ,coz i sent all of my documents to them last month.im a filipino nurse working in uk at the moment.so please help me.

thank you very much and god bless all.

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Hi, I just want to ask how and where should I authenticate my TOR and RLE, or the school will do it for me?

Thanks.

the school will give you your RLE and then your TOR... it will be authenticated by the school... so don't worry about it... :yeah:

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Hello guys, i passed my nclex just recently and like you do i applied in vermont, actually this is my second attempt for the nclex, yah the processing is kinda fast as compare with other states. If your waiting for your permit for nclex, just try to email MORIN always re: your status of application and she'll guides you throughout course of processing.

MY BEST OF LUCK TO ALL OF YOU....

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One has to get thru having their credentials evaluated before one is given permission to sit for the NCLEX exam, and receive their ATT from Pearson-Vue. Testing is actually the final step in the procedure, not the only one.

Be aware that each time that you send an e-mail to them requesting information for something that they already have in their website, you are delaying everyone from getting their things completed. No BON has extra staff in place just to respond to phone calls and e-mails. When they get them, it detracts from other things that they need to do as well.

And then the increase in the number of applicants that they do have, but who never plan to work or live in VT, does not make things easier as well. It just delays everyone again, and that is why VT is now three to four months instead of the six weeks as it used to me.

Not sure what the rush is to get the exam done as you will be waiting five years plus for a chance at a green card. There are other things that should be more of a priority for you.

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Thanks for your reply.:)

the school will give you your RLE and then your TOR... it will be authenticated by the school... so don't worry about it... :yeah:
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hello! im mae... im now processing my nclex to vermont... i just like to ask some following questions..

1. should i send my TOR and application forms together? or separately??

2. if there were unapplicable questions asked, should i write N/A??

...please help... i really need a reply

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hello! im mae... im now processing my nclex to vermont... i just like to ask some following questions..

1. should i send my TOR and application forms together? or separately??

2. if there were unapplicable questions asked, should i write N/A??

...please help... i really need a reply

1.The school should send the TOR and RLE separately from your application.

2.Answer with not applicable if it isn't.

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I would request that you take some time to do some reading on this forum and you will see that you are not applying for the NCLEX exam. There is no application for you to apply for it, and there is no mention of it in the forms that you are submitting to any BON.

You are actually applying for licensure as an RN to the state that you select, the exam requires permission to even sit for it and it is the final step in the process.

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hi, this I am a newbie here.

I recently passed the Local board exam and my license will be released this june. I just send an application form in vermont for my eligibility including my certificate of passing since I still don't have my license with me. I didn't include a cover letter in my application thinking that they will understand that I have passed the local board and I still dont have my license here.

my question is, will my application be rejected? if so, what can I do?

please help

thanks in advance.:no:

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Hi killuwa. You should check out the BON site of Vermont. I think you'll see something helpful there. Check the updated application form for foreign trained nurses. :D

hi, this I am a newbie here.

I recently passed the Local board exam and my license will be released this june. I just send an application form in vermont for my eligibility including my certificate of passing since I still don't have my license with me. I didn't include a cover letter in my application thinking that they will understand that I have passed the local board and I still dont have my license here.

my question is, will my application be rejected? if so, what can I do?

please help

thanks in advance.:no:

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I'm so happy! Vermont BON has already received my application and all my requirements are complete. Woohoo!!!:yeah::yeah::yeah: I just have to wait 3-4 months and study well for the exam! Thank you allnurses.com and to all those who helped me and replied to my inquiries! :bow:

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hi everyone! i'm new here and i would like to ask for some help.. i dont know what to answer on this question: :confused:

"I have practiced nursing as defined in 26 V.S.A. 1576, for at least (check the appropriate statement):

120 days (960 hours) in the last 5 years, 50 days (400 hours) in the last 2 years:"

I don't have any hospital experience yet since i just passed the nle last dec 2007. please, could anyone help me on this..

thanks in advance!!!:)

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Then you put that you are new grad and do not have any experience. You cannot select one of those two answers as it does not apply to you.

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