Nursing License
If you’re getting ready to apply for your nursing license with state boards like LVN/LPN or RN, you’ve come to the right place. This evaluation report is designed just for you, making sure that every detail of your nursing credentials matches up with what the state board expects. We’ll simplify the process and get you closer to your license.
*Nursing evaluation is dedicated to the state nursing boards, and additional copies may not be available to be requested for any other purposes.
*Initially, when your evaluation is completed, the only official evaluation report will be sent to the board and your unofficial copy will be available in your ERES account.
ERES Credential Evaluation Services for Nursing
ERES is a trusted provider of credential evaluation services (CES nursing). Our expert team evaluates and equates nursing credentials for individuals educated outside the United States. Whether you’re an international nurse seeking employment opportunities, pursuing professional licensure, or aiming to transfer your nursing credits to US institutions, our comprehensive evaluations will help you navigate the process.
We understand the unique requirements of the nursing field and ensure that your qualifications are accurately assessed and recognized. With our efficient turnaround times, reliable reports, and exceptional customer service, ERES is an international nurses’ go-to nursing credentials evaluation service. Trust us to help you unlock your nursing career potential in the United States and take the next step toward fulfilling your professional goals.
List of State Nursing Boards that we often work with
- Arizona State Board of Nursing
- Alabama Board of Nursing
- Board of Vocational Nursing & Psychiatric Technicians (California)
- Colorado State Nursing Board
- Florida Board of nursing
- Illinois Board of Nursing
- North Dakota Board of Nursing
- Northern Mariana Islands Board of Nursing
- Nebraska Board of Nursing
- New Mexico Board of Nursing
- Oregon State Board of Nursing
- South Carolina Board of Nursing
- Texas Board of Nursing
- Utah State Board of Nursing
- Washington Board of Nursing
General Required Documentation
You must submit a nursing application (Form 100) to ERES and obtain a reference# before sending us any documents. We are not responsible for any documents arrive without a reference#.
*Your Form 101 and Form 102 (if you never obtained any foreign nursing license, then you don’t have to worry about Form 102) will be generated automatically once you complete a nursing application online.
*All original documents must be sent from your school with its Form 101.
*If you obtained a foreign nursing license, then verification must be sent from the license issued authority with its Form 102.
*Our evaluation report may appear differently due to requirement from each state nursing board.
Original Degree Certificate / Diploma or Proof of Graduation / Degree
Original Transcript or Marksheet in Native Language
Official English Translation of the Degree Certificate / Diploma and Transcripts or Marksheet if the language of instruction was not English
Course Description (in English) for all the courses in your professional nursing education
ERES requires a precise, accurate, word by word translation for each document submitted in a language other than English.
List of acceptable translations:
- ERES Translation
- School-issued official Translation
- Translation from a professional translator or translation agency
Basic Service
Nursing Evaluation
It includes the institution(s) attended, dates of attendance credential(s) earned, and US equivalence(s). It also lists theoretical and practical / clinical hours for courses.
Fee: Starts from $480
View Sample Report:
Additional Service
*Nursing Turnaround time without rush service is 5-7 weeks.
R15 (15-Day Rush Service)
Ready for pick-up or mailing in 15 or 16 business days after receipt of complete application, documents and payment.
Fee: additional $120
R10 (10-Day Rush Service)
Ready for pick-up or mailing in 10 or 11 business days after receipt of complete application, documents and payment.
Fee: additional $180
FAQs
CES Stands for Credential Evaluation Service. Simply put, it’s a detailed report from an approved credential evaluation agency to help make sense of your international nursing qualifications. The CES report breaks down your foreign nursing credentials and compares them to U.S. standards. It shows how your education stacks up in the United States.
The validity of CES reports varies by agency and state board and is generally valid for 6 years.
But here’s the thing—after those 6 years are up, you might need to get a new report or update your old one. This may be necessary if there were big changes in your education or career or if the state board rules were revised. So, it is key to keep track of that 6-year mark to make sure everything stays up-to-date and hassle-free.
If your report expires, you might need to get a new CES report or update your existing one. This means you’ll probably have to resubmit your academic documents and pay a fee for the new evaluation. Keeping track of the report’s validity period helps you avoid delays or complications in your professional or academic journey.
To obtain a CES (Credential Evaluation Service) nursing report, first choose an approved evaluation agency recognized by the state board of nursing or similar organizations.
Prepare your international nursing diploma, transcripts, and other required documents. Ensure the documents are translated into English if required. Then, complete the application form provided by the agency and submit it along with your documents.
Once you’ve submitted your application, The agency will assess your credentials against U.S. standards and prepare your report. After processing, you’ll receive a detailed CES nursing report that compares your international qualifications with U.S. requirements. It also outlines any extra steps needed for licensure or employment. Make sure you review the report carefully and follow up with the agency if you need to take any further steps.
A CES (Credential Evaluation Service) nursing report provides a detailed assessment of your international nursing qualifications. It includes details about your overseas educational institution, the coursework completed, courses done, and how these match U.S. nursing standards.The report also breaks down the degree’s equivalency and has an analysis of your grades, clinical hours, and practical experience in relation to U.S. requirements.
Yes, you can track the status of your CES (Credential Evaluation Service) nursing report online through the ERES portal. After you’ve submitted your application and all required documents, you’ll receive a unique login to access the portal. Here, you can monitor the progress of your evaluation, from the initial document submission to the final submission of your report to your chosen board. Regular updates keep you informed throughout the process.
Tracking your CES report online offers peace of mind, as there is clear visibility of where your application stands. If any issues arise or additional information is needed, the portal will notify you instantly so that you can address any issues without delay. This level of transparency ensures that your credentials are evaluated efficiently, making the process more transparent and smooth.