How to submit Access the Nurse Gateway to complete the Endorsement application Create a Username and Password to access your information and applications. If you have already created a Username and Password, you will only need to log in to your profile. Active Duty Military Credit. Applicants must submit a copy of one of the following as evidence of eligibility: DEERS Enrollment Form; or PCS orders bearing the name of the applicant Evidence should be emailed to: endorsement ncbon.
Nurse Licensure Compact. Determine your eligibility to seek licensure in North Carolina To determine if you are eligible to endorse your nursing license to North Carolina you must show evidence of: For Registered Nurses RN , completion of a program of nursing education which was approved by the jurisdiction of original licensure.
For Licensed Practical Nurses LPN , completion of a program in practical nursing approved by the jurisdiction of original licensure; or course of study within a program shall be comparable to that required of practical nurse graduates in North Carolina. Self-Certification of mental and physical health necessary to competently practice nursing.
Active license in a jurisdiction. If the license has been inactive or lapsed for five or more years, applicant must complete a Board Approved Refresher Course. Unencumbered license in all jurisdictions in which a license is or has ever been held, including any occupational licensing board. Completion of all court conditions resulting from any misdemeanor or felony convictions. Temporary License.
You may be eligible for a non-renewable Temporary License which permits employment as a licensed nurse in North Carolina while the application is in process. A Temporary License can only be issued within the first six 6 months of submitting the endorsement application.
It is valid for up to six 6 months, or until the permanent license has been issued whichever comes first. If you did not graduate from a nursing education program registered by NYSED as licensure qualifying for RN within the past four years, you must take an NYSED approved infection control course -or- qualify for an exemption from these coursework requirements.
NYSED approved infection control courses are available in person and online. New Graduate Practice If you graduated from a nursing education program registered by NYSED as licensure qualifying for RN and you applied for licensure and a limited permit for RN, you may be legally allowed to practice nursing for 90 days immediately following graduation.
RN Pathway 2 For graduates of nursing schools in another state or a U. RN Pathway 5 For graduates of foreign nursing schools outside the U. If you started filling out Online Form 1 within the past 30 days, you can continue filling it out by using this link. You will need your Application ID, social security number, and date of birth to access your application.
If you already completed Online Form 1 and want to upload additional documentation to your application use this link. You will need your Application ID, and date of birth to access your application. To find out whether your state participates in Nursys, visit: www. If you are licensed to practice another profession in a state other than New York or in a U. Territories Close These instructions apply to applicants for licensure as a RN who: have never been licensed as an RN; and, graduated from a nursing education program that was license qualifying for RN in another state or U.
Territories include: Puerto Rico, U. Form 2 must be signed by the registrar or accompanied by a transcript signed by the registrar. Close These instructions apply to applicants for licensure as a RN who: have been licensed as an RN in another state or a U. Territory Puerto Rico, Guam, U. Form 3: If have been licensed as an RN in a state or U. If you are licensed to practice another profession in a state other than New York State or in a U. Territories Close These instructions apply to applicants for licensure as a RN who graduated from a nursing school in a foreign country outside of the U.
However, it is often more difficult and time consuming to apply for an RN license without using this service. Failure to disclose criminal history may result in denial of your application.
Each application is reviewed on its own merits. Staff cannot make determinations in advance as laws and rules do change over time. Violent crimes and repeat offenders are required to be presented to the Board of Nursing for review. Evidence of rehabilitation is important to the board members when making licensure decisions.
Applicants with prior criminal convictions are required to submit the following documentation to the board:. Self-Explanation — Applicants who have listed offenses on the application must submit a letter in your own words describing the circumstances of the offense.
If the records are not available, you must have a letter on court letterhead sent from the clerk of the court attesting to their unavailability.
Parole records for offenses can be obtained from the Department of Corrections or at the clerk of the court in the arresting jurisdiction. Letters of Recommendation — Applicants who have listed offenses on the application must submit professional letters of recommendation from people you have worked for or with.
Applicants who have ever been denied licensure, had disciplinary action taken against their license, or have action pending against their license to practice any health care related profession by a licensing authority are required to submit the following documentation to the board:. Self-Explanation — Applicants who have listed disciplinary action on the application must submit a letter in your own words describing the circumstances of the action.
Moral Character Requirements You must demonstrate that you are currently of good moral character in order to be licensed or registered as an LPN.
When you apply for a license or to renew your registration, you will be required to answer the following questions: Have you been found guilty after trial, or pleaded guilty, no contest or nolo contendere to a crime felony or misdemeanor in any court?
Are criminal charges pending against you in any court? Has any licensing or disciplinary authority refused to issue you a license or ever revoked, annulled, cancelled, accepted surrender of, suspended, placed on probation, refused to renew a professional licensed or certificate held by you now or previously, or ever fined, censured, reprimanded or otherwise disciplined you?
Are charges pending against you in any jurisdiction for any sort of professional misconduct? Has any hospital, licensed facility or clinical laboratory restricted or terminated your professional training, employment or privileges or have you ever voluntarily or involuntarily resigned or withdrawn from such association to avoid imposition of such measures? Education Programs You must graduate from a nursing education program that meets one of the five criteria below.
Territory, if approved by the licensing authority of the state or U. If you graduated from a nursing education program registered by NYSED as licensure qualifying for LPN within the past four years, you already completed the required infection control coursework as part of your nursing studies. You do not have to take additional infection control coursework when you apply for a license. If you did not graduate from a nursing education program registered by NYSED as licensure qualifying for LPN within the past four years, you must take an NYSED approved infection control course -or- qualify for an exemption from these coursework requirements.
NYSED approved infection control courses are available in person and online. For more information and a list of approved course providers. You can request this exemption when you apply for your license. New Graduate Practice If you graduated from a nursing education program registered by NYSED as licensure qualifying for LPN and you applied for licensure and a limited permit for LPN, you may be legally allowed to practice nursing for 90 days immediately following graduation.
If you started filling out Online Form 1 within the past 30 days, you can continue filling it out by using this link. You will need your Application ID, social security number, and date of birth to access your application.
If you already completed Online Form 1 and want to upload additional documentation to your application use this link. You will need your Application ID, and date of birth to access your application. If you are licensed to practice another profession in a state other than New York or in a U.
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