Social Security Number Now Mandatory for California Board of Registered Nursing Applicants

The California Board of Registered Nursing will no longer accept applications lacking a U.S. social security number (SSN). This was announced recently by the board on its website.

California BRN Announcement on SSN - www.PinoyRN.net

Before this announcement, applicants without U.S. social security numbers were still allowed to sit for the NCLEX exam. Only those who passed the exam were required to submit a U.S. SSN as a requirement for the issuance of their RN license.

Thanks to Mizuki for the heads up.

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