For any inquiries on the NMI BON's Rules and Regulation, please find the link below:

https://www.cnmilaw.org/pdf/admincode/T140/T140-60.pdf

Should you have any further inquiries that are not stated in the R&R, please feel free to email us at nmibon@gmail.com

The NMI BON office hours are: 

Monday to Friday:  7:30am - 4:30pm 

Closed on Saturday, Sunday and holidays.

All email correspondences can now be sent to nmibon@gmail.com.

Please allow 24 - 48 hours for inquiry response.

Thank you.

EFFECTIVE March 9th, 2018, the NMI BON will no longer accept off-island personal checks. 

Accepted mode of payments must either be a US bank draft, US cashier's check and US money order made payable to "NMI BON" or "NMI Board of Nursing"

All personal checks will not be accepted and will be returned.

Thank you for your understanding.

NCLEX SCORE TRANSFER APPLICATION PROCESS UPDATE:

PRIOR TO SUBMITTING the requirements, please contact the BON where you  took the NCLEX and ensure that the BON participates in electronic transfer.  If the BON does not participate in electronic transfer then the NMI BON will not be able to process your application.  

Candidates who have applied and/or who will be applying for the NCLEX Score Transfer with the NMI Board of Nursing (NMI BON) must contact their original board (the board where he/she originally passed the NCLEX). 

The original state Board must initiate the process of the NCLEX Score Transfer. 

Below is the process:

• The original member board provides the Examination (NCLEX) department with a formal request for the transfer from the candidate (letter), which is addressed and sent to the Board to which he/she desires to transfer

• The letter must include the candidate identification information such as full name, birth date and NCLEX Candidate ID number.  This letter must be signed by the candidate (a sample template is available from NCSBN upon request).

• Once NSCBN has received the request, the Operations team will be in contact with both the candidate’s desired board of nursing for approval to proceed with the transfer.  Should the transfer be approved, the candidate’s result would be sent to the candidate’s desired board and updated in the NCLEX Administration website.

If an applicant still chooses to apply for the NCLEX score transfer with the NMI BON, he/she will still need to comply with the requirements provided on our website.

AS OF JULY 1^ST, 2017, the NEW SCHEDULE FEE IS AS FOLLOWS:

• APRN initial/endorsement fee: $200

• APRN Renewal: $140

• APRN Late renewal:  $160

• APRN Reinstatement: $200

   

• RN Initial license fee:  $150

• RN Examination fee:  $150

• RN Re-Examination fee:  $150

• RN Endorsement fee: $150

**NCLEX SCORE TRANSFER Application fee is still $130.00

• RN Renewal fee:  $100

• RN Late Renewal fee:  $120

   

• LPN Initial license fee: $150

• LPN Examination fee:  $150

• LPN Re-examination fee: $150

• LPN Renewal fee:  $100

• LPN Renewal Late fee:  $120

CT: Initial License Fee - $50.00, Renewal - $40.00, Late Renewal - $50.00 and Reinstatement - $150.00

CNA: Initial License Fee - $50.00, Renewal - $40.00, Late Renewal - $50.00 and Reinstatement - $150.00

Graduate Nurse: Interim Permit - $60.00

Verification or Validation of License is $40.00 each

Duplicate License Fee - $40.00 Duplicate Certificate Fee - $45.00

Change of Name - $35.00

Applications received after July 1st, 2017 to August 15th, 2017, the old fee will still be accepted.  On or anytime after August 16th, 2017, the new fees will take into effect.

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