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Yes it was created by them. The whole point was to keep 'others' out. They want to make it so difficult for IENs, even those educated in the UK and US, to become licensed in Canada. The complaint should be made to the Office of the Fairness Commissioner. ofc@ontario.ca. Include James Mandel...

There is not one answer. It depends on what the licensing body tells him. He will have to apply to the licensing body and they will send him a letter to tell him what's next.

Which school in India did you study at?

You completed your BScN in India and got Comparable for RN? Wow, congratulations! You are one of a very few. Congrats again.

Yes include your Masters in NNAS application!!

You are right. If you were educated in India then you will be deemed "non comparable" by NNAS.

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I had already written NCLEX, as I am a US educated nurse. The same exam is used in the United States. I didn't attend any preparation for IENCAP except the one run by HealthForce Ontario. The US nursing education is pretty identical to the Canadian one, so there was nothing new to learn for...

No.

After expiry of practice you have to start your degree from the beginning. You can't apply for RN exam until the licensing body invites you to.

RPN and RN are different so practice as RPN doesn't count as practice for RN.

I don't know for sure but I HIGHLY doubt it.

Yes CNO will likely ask again, but not for the exact same information. They will ask because they will judge you "non-comparable" and once that goes to CNO, CNO's next step is the option to get your employer to complete forms to see if your experience can count for anything. This is a new...

Yes I think almost everyone has an issue like that, where they all of a sudden decide something isn't good enough or they need you to do something else--they don't tell you right away, which is annoying because you could be working on getting the required documents to them. Everything causes...

Sorry I don't have a definite answer for you on this one. NNAS can take a very long time. What I am fairly certain of is that you won't be eligible to write NCLEX-RN for quite some time. After you get your NNAS Advisory Report back, you will apply to the licensing body in the province where...

Some have waited a month, others have waited 6 months, and yet others have waited months only to be contacted by NNAS and told that actually, it is not ready for review, there are documents that are missing or checkboxes on forms that are not checked off. There's really no way to give you a...

My best advice to you is to read all of the posts on here, starting from the beginning. That will give you the best heads up. It will give you all of the information you need to make the decision that is right for you. Essentially, the journey will be very difficult for you. Your NNAS...

It's a giant money grabbing game. A few years ago, the exam was only $300. In Alberta, the exact same exam is $1500. They don't offer it often enough so they have people clawing at each other for spots in the exam. And then they pack you in like sardines and barely feed you the entire day...

Depends on where you received your nursing education.