Registration Process Preview for NCLEX

1. Submit an application for licensure to the board of nursing where you wish to be licensed.

2. Meet all of the board of nursing’s eligibility requirements to take the NCLEX examination.

3. Register for the NCLEX Examination with Pearson VUE.

4. Receive Confirmation of Registration from Pearson VUE.

5. The board of nursing makes the candidate eligible to take the NCLEX.

6. Receive Authorization to Test (ATT) from Pearson VUE.

If you choose to provide an e-mail address at the time you register for the NCLEX examination (whether by mail, telephone, or via the internet), please note that all of your correspondence from Pearson VUE will arrive ONLY by e-mail. If you do not provide an e-mail address when you register, your correspondence from Pearson VUE will arrive ONLY through U.S. mail.
If more than two weeks have passed after you have submitted a registration for an NCLEX examination and received confirmation from Pearson VUE, and you have not received an ATT, please call Pearson VUE at the appropriate number listed on the inside front cover.

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Registration Form Sample for NCLEX

Examination Fee and Registration Information Fee

Examination Fee and Registration Information Fee


The fee for taking the NCLEX® examination is $200.
You may also have to pay other fees for licensure required by
the board of nursing in the jurisdiction in which you are
applying. You must check with your board of nursing to find
out about these fees. If you choose to schedule your NCLEX
examination at a test center outside of the United States*,
you will have to pay a scheduling fee of $150 plus a Value
Added Tax (VAT) where applicable. These fees will be
charged when you schedule your examination appointment.



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Registration Time Limit

Registration Time Limit


All NCLEX examination registrations will remain open for a 365-day time period during which a board of nursing may determine the candidate’s eligibility. The time period
begins when the board of nursing receives the candidate’s registration from the test service. Once a candidate is made eligible, he or she must test within the validity dates printed on the Authorization to Test (ATT).

Registering on the Internet

Registering on the Internet

* Go to the NCLEX Candidate Web site (www.pearsonvue.com/nclex) and select the Registration option.

* Answer each question as directed. Use this bulletin as a guide in answering the questions.

* You must pay for your registration by credit card, using
one of the following: VISA, MasterCard or American
Express. Have your credit card ready when you begin your
Internet registration.





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Registering by Mail

Registering by Mail

* You must enclose a certified check, cashier’s check, or money order (made payable to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing) for $200 in U.S. currency
drawn on a bank in the United States with your registration. Use the enclosed envelope to return your registration form and payment.

Mail to:

NCLEX Operations, PO Box 64950,
St. Paul, MN 55164-0950.

* Personal checks, cash, foreign currency, stamps, receipts or
proofs of payment will not be accepted.
* Credit cards cannot be used when
registering by mail.

NOTE: Registrations that are not properly completed and/or
are not accompanied by the proper payment will be returned
to you and will delay your testing.

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Registering by Telephone

Registering by Telephone

* Call NCLEX Candidate Services at one of the numbers
listed on the inside front cover of this Candidate Bulletin.
* Before you call, complete the registration form; the customer
service representative will ask you to provide the
information collected on the registration form.
* You must pay by using a valid VISA, MasterCard, or
American Express credit card.
* Have your credit card ready when you make your telephone
call. You must supply the name shown on the credit
card, the credit card number, and the expiration date.
* Credit cards will be verified before registrations are processed.
Delays may be encountered if credit cards cannot
be verified.

No Refunds
There will be no refund of registration fees (mail, telephone,
or via the internet) for any reason.
If you have not received a confirmation of your registration
within one week of submitting your registration form, call
NCLEX Candidate Services at one of the telephone
numbers listed on the inside front cover of this Candidate
Bulletin to check the status of your registration. Do not
submit another registration and fee before calling.
If you decide to submit an additional registration, first
stop payment on the original payment submitted. If you
register twice for either the NCLEX-RN® or the NCLEX-PN®
examination, both registrations will be processed and
both fees collected. However, you will not be allowed
to have more than one active registration for the same
examination.

No registration fees will be refunded, not even fees
received from duplicate registrations.
There will be no refund of the $150 scheduling fee for
any reason.

Failure to Pay
A candidate may not take the NCLEX examination if
the registration fee has been stopped, cancelled, or
otherwise revoked, either by the candidate or a financial
institution. If this transaction occurs, NCSBN and the
boards of nursing reserve the right to hold and/or revoke
the candidate’s result.


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