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Social Security Number

I am coming to United States next month, and i am planning to take my NCLEX at Texas Board of Nursing but i need to have a social security number to take it. i got my degree in the Philippines. is there any state i can take my NCLEX to without having a social security number?

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There are several states that do not require SSN however the process may take a few months before you get eligibility to sit the exam for the new state

You can take the exam in the Philippines. Research each states BRN requirements to see which ones don't require a ss#. Then pick the state that fits your needs and apply for the exam.

My overseas friend says that NY and New Hampshire does NOT require a S/S#. But the new grad job market is worse than in CA in that the jobs are few and far in between and the hospitals are preferring to hiring US citizens first, to help reduce the unemployment rate of new nurses.

It's possible she said but don't place a lot of hope as hospitals in NY and NH have been doing lots of nursing layoffs, all facing lack of patients who can afford health care or even have any health insurance, Medicare reimbursements not paying as much or as well, budget cuts everywhere, terrible economy.

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