Nebraska Nursing License 2025

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  3. Indicate the type of license you are applying for: RN (Registered Nurse) or LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse). If applicable, check the box for a temporary license.
  4. Complete the eligibility section by confirming your qualifications, such as graduation from an approved nursing program and passing the NCLEX or SBTPE exam.
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RNs and LPNs are required 20 contact hours every two years. APRNs are required to maintain national certification, as well as their Nebraska RN license or NLC multistate license.
Process Complete the application for Licensure by Endorsement, mail it in, and pay the fee. Provide evidence of citizenship or lawful presence. Provide documentation of any conviction or discipline records (if applicable). Provide a background check with fingerprints.
Top 10 Easiest States to Get Nursing License StateNLC memberTime frame for obtaining a permanent licensure AlabamaYes2-4 weeks South Carolina Yes 2 weeks Kentucky Yes 2 weeks Georgia Yes 10-15 days6 more rows Feb 19, 2025
Nebraska participates in the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC), which allows nurses to have one multistate nursing license.
Before you begin working in your new state, youll need to apply for licensure by endorsement. This is a streamlined way to get a new license that doesnt require taking another exam. The process is to: Provide verification of your current nursing license. Complete an application for the new state.

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When moving (changing primary state of legal residence) to a new NLC state, it is the nurses responsibility to apply for licensure by endorsement. This should be completed upon moving and the nurse should not delay. There is no grace period.
Complete the Endorsement Application: Submit the endorsement application to the Nebraska Board of Nursing, providing verification of your current license, educational background, and examination results. Background Check and Fingerprinting: You may need to undergo a background check and provide fingerprints.

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