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I don't know anyone that have done that test but I will ask around. CNO sent me a letter last Friday but I haven't received it yet from the mail. They got my evidence of practice document from my employer with my job description and I am afraid this letter they sent me is a bad new. I hope I...

Well, CNO is doing this to all US educated applicants. I am a US educated with a BSN from NY and I did receive a letter from CNO saying I do not meet the nursing education requirement and that I have Competency gaps. They asked me for evidence of practice and job description from my employer. My...

In response to you email. Most people who got NON COMPARABLE has been able to work as a RPN and then go back to school and work on the RN. Do not be discouraged!! Remember is the Provincial Body who makes the final decision. The Jurisprudence exam wasn't bad. Make sure you read all the material...

Eann, unfortunately you will have to pay again. You can add any province while they are issuing your advisory report for a smaller fee ($220), but once the advisory report is issued that's it. if you want to apply to other provinces you have to start all over. The good thing is that they have...

My recommendation is that you apply through the NNAS for both RN and RPN. Once you get the advisory report for both you can apply to the province you want to work. Every applicant is assessed individually and the result is not always the same. You can't do any bridging course without the...

NNAS. Canada won't accept your WES evaluation for nursing. They have a whole new process now for IEN and the first step is to submit your application to NNAS. I hope I helped. YA

iblessed, Yes I am an RN in the US. I already did my NCLEX and CNO wave it. So I don't have to write it again. According to CNO they are assessing my education to make sure it is comparable with Canadian's. I completed 2 bachelors degree in the US. BS in Health Studies w/ minor in Psychology...

Hi iblessed, You're welcome. I share my information because I know how frustrating is to wait in the dark and not having any resources available where you can find some information about the process/timeline. I read in an old post that CNO took 2.5 years to process your application, Is that...

Hi TEF, I applied to CNO April 27th, 2015. Within a week I received a letter saying they have received my application and that the process might take up to 20 weeks. 2 weeks later I received an email authorizing me to write the Jurisprudence exam which I completed and passed successfully. Then...

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Applicante.ph, I just received my advisory report. My CURRICULAR PERFORMANCE DESCRIPTOR is "COMPARABLE". I will submit my application to the CNO and will let you know how it goes. Below are the definition of the possible results you might get on your report. I hope that help. Comparable...

The document is unique for each individual and have some personal information on it. The school document ask your school of nursing to provide the syllabus/description of every course you took including theory and clinical hours you completed in total.. your WES report wouldn't be accepted by...

That's awesome news!!!

Faraz246 My suggestion is that you initiate the process with NNAS and start sending the nnas forms to your school, etc... at the meant time you can register for IELTS. NNAS will give you access to those forms once you pay the $650.00 fees. By The Way if you work in Canada and have been here for...

Kathy07, Did you get your advisory report? I contacted nnas and they told me they are delayed by 2 weeks due to some changes in the format. YA

Kathy07, Let us know when you get your advisory report. I hope they don't take longer than 8 weeks. Mine is like 7 weeks too. I will post my timeline for sure. YA

TEF, I have a RN license/registration and BS in Nursing from the US. I'd too like to hear the NNAS experience from someone who is registered/licensed in the US. My status changed to ready for review in January 29. Please share your experience when you get your advisory report, I will too. YA

I have a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (4 year). I posted some information about the NNAS process. Look it up.

You need to go to NNAS website and submit your application and pay the fee. Once you pay the fee they give you some documents you must print and give them to your school so they can send the syllabus to NNAS for assessment. If you hold a license from another country you will also be given a form...

Did you get your advisory report? if so, how long it took from the time status changed to Ready for review?.