Completed fingerprint cards must be returned to the Board of Nursing office accompanied with fee in the form of money order. Verification of Original State of Licensure Verification of licensure is required from your original state of licensure examination state. To obtain this verification, please go on-line at www. We will check this website for your verification upon receipt of your application. Most states charge a fee for completing a verification form.
Please contact the appropriate state for proper fee information. To apply for a compact state nursing license, the first step is to have graduated from a board of nursing approved program. If it is not, you are not eligible for a compact state nursing license. Once a nurse determines they are eligible to apply for a compact state nursing license, there are 2 ways to apply:.
Two key points to remember. Instead, you must apply for licensure for that specific state and it is only valid to practice in that state. For specific questions regarding state licensure, please visit your state board of nursing website.
Read our how to transfer your nursing license to another state article. Are you unsure of the steps you need to take to transfer your RN license? The process for transferring RN licenses from one state to another depends on the states that are involved in the transfer.
Because of this, the procedure may differ from one state-pair to another. Nevertheless, the following information can help steer you in the right direction. Under the NLC, RNs who are licensed in a compact state can work in another compact state without obtaining a license in the state where they wish to work. Later the candidate will need to have a criminal background check done. If the candidate attended an in-state program, the candidate will have the director certify education; if the candidate attended school in another state, the candidate will have an official transcript sent.
The candidate must work under the direct supervision of a registered nurse. Fingerprint cards must be submitted before the permit can be issued. The permit is issued for a particular facility and does not authorize other nursing practice. Once eligibility has been determined, the candidate will receive an ATT. The ATT gives a 90 day window in which to schedule the exam. The Board notes that the ATT will arrive sooner if the candidate opts for email communication.
Approximately ten days after examination, the candidate will receive scores and provided the candidate passes a license. If the candidate does not pass, the candidate will have the opportunity to submit a retake application. However, the candidate will lose the privilege of working under a temporary permit. An out-of-state RN should request fingerprint cards from the Board by calling or going online.
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