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California BRN Requires Social Security Numbers for Licensure Applicants

Posted by admin on May 03, 2010

The California State Board of Registered Nursing (BRN) will no longer accept applications that do not contain a U.S. Social Security Number.

The announcement was made on their official website. http://www.rn.ca.gov/

The Nursing Practice Act provides for a unified examination and licensing application. Once an applicant passes the examination, a license is automatically issued. Under these circumstances the BRN cannot accept applications for the examination and licensure without a U.S. social security number.

BRN New Memo for Licensure Applicants

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2 Responses to "California BRN Requires Social Security Numbers for Licensure Applicants"

  1. hanna says:

    i am international nurse i want to give the NCLEX from califonia board but i donot have SSN can i give NCLEX

  2. Nonoy Gwapo says:

    With this ruling, there will be no more NCLEX applicants to California from the foreign-educated nuses from the Philippines and elsewhere.

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