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NCLEX Process


Registration

  1. Submit an application for licensure/registration to the board of nursing/regulatory body where you wish to be licensed/registered. For complete application eligibility process you can start your application here.
  2. Meet all of the board of nursing’s/regulatory body’s eligibility requirements to take the NCLEX Examination.
  3. Register and pay for the NCLEX examination with Pearson VUE.
  4. Receive eligibility from your Board of Nursing/Regulatory Body.

Scheduling

Once you have been made eligible and received your ATT, you may schedule your examination by selecting either Sign in or Register from the menu. You must test within the validity dates of your ATT. These validity dates cannot be extended for any reason. Appointments may be made up to one business day in advance.

Change Board/Body Test Type or Exam Language

Please be advised when selecting a Board of Nursing/Regulatory Body for licensure/registration to make the appropriate choice. Requests to change the Board of Nursing/Regulatory Body must be made through customer service and will result in a $50 fee. In addition, any requests to change an examination type will result in a $50 change fee. Finally, any requests to change the examination language type will also result in a $50 change fee.

Testing Internationally

Candidates who would like to test internationally are required to pay an international scheduling fee of $150 plus a Value Added Tax (VAT) where applicable. Candidates may schedule online and pay the fee. In order to make any adjustments to already scheduled international appointments, you must contact Pearson VUE’s customer service for assistance.

We provide you all the forms you need. 

Submit your application form today!

Submit application form Today. Download, Print and Mail/email  info@nclexexamination.com or Apply Online.  Once submitted one of our Account specialists will contact you to advance with the process.

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