re:vermont processing time to for licensure/att

precy · Apr 7, 2007

What you did was licensure by endorsement, right?.... so you mean to say AZ issued you a license even without SSN. That's nice to know.

Silverdragon102, BSN · Apr 7, 2007

What you did was licensure by endorsement, right?.... so you mean to say AZ issued you a license even without SSN. That's nice to know.

yes my license for AZ was an endorsement and is sat in my filing cabinet in the UK but will definately need a SSN to renew it next year

suzanne4, RN · Apr 8, 2007

Thanks Anna for the information.Do they require a specific number of year/s as residency before you can transfer to another state? It gave me confidence that I could stay near my parents me working in Ohio and my family in Michigan. All the best.......

Please be aware that Ohio will require you to go thru the CES process before you will be permitted to endorse. Suggest that you just go thru them for initial licensure in the first place, it will actually be faster for you to do that.

Licenses do not transfer, they are endorsed only, and that also means that you must meet the requirements of the new state. You are not required to spend anytime in a state where you hold a license.

But suggest that you really take the time to read the requirements for licensure in the state where you actually wish to work, and not focus on VT because you think that it will be quicker. It can actually take you much longer to endorse to them, then going thru them in the first place.

kayceeaquino · Jun 9, 2007

hello, guys if u dont mind...m graduate of BSN hir n phil. can i take nclex there in vermont though im still not taking boards hir..ynx in advance

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jun 9, 2007

hello, guys if u dont mind...m graduate of BSN hir n phil. can i take nclex there in vermont though im still not taking boards hir..ynx in advance

Hi and welcome to the site

I would suggest doing a good search on here and the Phillipine forum as this has been asked a few times and I am sure there is a thread already answering this.

:welcome:

mtjmnov · Jun 10, 2007

hello, guys if u dont mind...m graduate of BSN hir n phil. can i take nclex there in vermont though im still not taking boards hir..ynx in advance

Hi, you need to take and pass the NLE since one of the requirements is for you to submit a copy of your license to Vermont BON. Check www.ncsbn.org

cookie711 · Jun 28, 2007

You don't have to even have a local (foreign) license to apply to Vermont. Just write "no" in the application and put an explanation in your covering letter.

i know this thread was from a long time ago but i NEED help!! who do i address the letter of explanation to? thanks!!!

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jun 28, 2007

i know this thread was from a long time ago but i NEED help!! who do i address the letter of explanation to? thanks!!!

I ould be tempted to address it "To whom it concerns"

peachie2 · Jul 4, 2007

hi there pinoy RN and to everyone

i had submit my application form in vermont

just a week ago

can you please tell me what will i do next?

please enlighten me

thank you so much

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jul 4, 2007

hi there pinoy RN and to everyone
i had submit my application form in vermont
just a week ago
can you please tell me what will i do next?
please enlighten me
thank you so much

Nothing to do now except wait. I would suggest using this time to prepare yourself for NCLEX. Do not apply to Pearsonvue just yet, wait until you recieve permission to sit exam

peachie2 · Jul 6, 2007

thank you..

can you please tell me how long it takes for me to receive my permission to sit exam???

Silverdragon102, BSN · Jul 6, 2007

thank you..
can you please tell me how long it takes for me to receive my permission to sit exam???

hard to say how long as it depends on whether they get all your documentations in a nice orderly manner but probably looking a a few months. Have a read through these comments in this thread you may get an idea on time