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Oh, I never worked as a nurse til recent. BTW, I took the Jurisprudence exam and passed---how long should I expect the wait would be again?

This is confusing, do we send everything to them AGAIN? I just got an email from them the other day saying that they're reviewing my education and credentials, this surprised me because didn't we already have the NNAS do that for us, so basically we paid $ 600+, waited for 8 -12 months only to...

How long does it take for CNO to even acknowledge your application? My application was sent via their online form a month ago and still nothing, it's frustrating and I feel like I'm waiting for nothing.

Hi Can someone help me with regards to my application, I applied for registration online and it's been a month and I still have not heard anything back. How long does the process take? I waited 8 MONTHS for my NNAS, will take it longer than the NNAS?

It's been 3 weeks and i still have not heard back from CNO after I sent and paid for my application. :( Is anyone on the same boat?

Would be nice if they actually acknowledge your application and not leave you hanging not knowing what's going on hahaha

Exactly! for me it's been almost 2 1/2 weeks and not even an acknowledgment email from the CNO, not a word. they just took my money and left me waiting

Mine took almost 8 months all in all

How long did you wait before you got the email? did it take a week after sending your application?

How long does it take for me to get the jurisprudence email letter after I send my application? I have not heard anything from the CNO

Goodluck to us. Hopefully our application process is smooth, I've read so many horror stories online. Crossing my fingers for both of us and everyone else on here who is in the same boat.

Thanks for the clarification, crossing my fingers everything goes smoothly. The letter you stated, is it by email or literally by snail mail? Have you successfully completed your CNO registration?

Haha, I know I heard it takes super long for this step. my ETP is below 45% but I heard it's the norm for Filipino nurses. Do you think I'll be able to get an answer from them before the bridging program starts this year? UPDATE: Just paid my application fee for the CNO, but I didn't get any...

UPDATE, got my report and unfortunately its non comparable as with other pinoy nurses, I only have recent RN experience, do you think that will be good enough for CNO?

JU I understand that po, pero nasa philippines pa and I don't know if tutuloy ako umalis this year, I might move my placement to next year because of family issues kaya po I asked if valid pa din siya if I move my placement to 2019.

Question po, I have a student visa valid til 2022, tanong ko lang po if may certain timeframe na need ko siya gamitin like if I don't use it in 6 months hindi ko na pwede gamitin or valid siya kahit di ko pa gamitin ngayon?

I know. I've missed out on so much time and knowing that I'm an IEN, there's a slim chance I'll be able to take the bridging program by September 2018 at this point considering that I still have to wait for the report to come out AND THEN input my application to the Board of Nursing :/ It just...

They didn't give a specific reason they just told me they needed new copies sent to them

If I'm not mistaken the only issue you will have is that your visa will only be valid for the duration of your old passport where you had it stamped. You can still use it, even if may butas na yung lumang passport (which they will do at the DFA whether you like it or not)

NNAS is a huge hassle, my application has been 'Ready for Review' since November 2017 and 4 days ago they asked me for a new certified true copy of my passport, I had the copy certified by the same lawyer who previously certified the copies I sent. I sent the new Certified true copy 2 days ago...