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Depends on the state, they may require CES from CGFNS as cvs is purely for NY.
Under the student tab there is a NCLEX forum.
Usually then BON always 2-3 years but once ATT is issued the ATT is good for 90 days and if you fail NCLEX you have to apply for another ATT. Some state require a fee for resit and some don’t
MiloBe
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Finally! After 18 months of struggling with NYSED and CGFNS, I'm finally eligible to sit the NCLEX!! Now I do have a few questions going further.
1.) With a NY RN license, is that a state that will make it "easy" to endorse/transfer my licence to other states (excluding California, I know its a hard to get a license there).
2.) How do I go about studying for the NCLEX? I graduated my BSN program 1,5 year ago.
3.) When I receive my ATT-code so I can schedule my NCLEX, for how long is that code usable? like what's the time spectrum until I need to sit the NCLEX?
4.) What happens if I fail?
5.) When (if, lol) I pass the NCLEX does anyone have any recommendations moving forward with a recruiting company or so?
Thanks you everyone :) !