Questions Most Frequently Asked

What is the NCLEX-RN exam and why should I take it?

Are there any states that I can work in without taking the NCLEX-RN exam?

Is passing the NCLEX-RN exam a requirement to work for Procare USA as a travel nurse?

How will Health Care Worker Certification (VisaScreen) affect licensing eligibility in the U.S. for Canadian nurses?

What action should I take regarding Health Care Worker Certification (VisaScreen)?

Where can I get information on Health Care Worker Certification (VisaScreen)?

Where can I take the NCLEX-RN exam?

How do I sign up for the NCLEX-RN exam and what is the fee?

What is the format of the NCLEX-RN exam? What material is covered on it?

What does "TN" stand for?

What is a TN Visa?

Where do I go to get TN status? How much does it cost?

Can I bring my family with me on TN status?

Can I bring my significant other with me on TN status if we aren't married?

What documents will I need to get TN status?

If I already have TN status through another employer, do I have to change it in order to work for Procare USA?

How long is TN status good for?

What if my TN Visa is going to expire during an assignment?

What is a Green Card?

How long does it take to get a Green Card?
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What is Procare USA's role in getting me a Green Card?

If Procare USA sponsors me, what is my obligation?

Will my family get Green Cards too?

If I am already on TN status, do I have to leave the country in order to apply for a Green Card?

Will Procare USA pay for any of the costs associated with getting a Green Card?

As a Canadian resident, will I be required to pay U.S. state and federal taxes as well as Canadian taxes?

Is it true that those taxes paid on income in the U.S. will be credited against the taxes I will pay in Canada?

Do I need to fill out both a U.S. and Canadian tax return?

If I am receiving free housing and medical benefits and I plan on returning to Canada in the future, will I be taxed on those benefits?