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These instructions apply to applicants for licensure as a RN who graduated from a nursing school in a foreign country (outside of the U.S. and U.S. territories).
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This manual provides a detailed guide to each of the uniform licensure requirements for internationally educated nurses (IENs) and contains additional information that may be useful in specific circumstances. Download the Resource Manual.
Foreign trained nurses trying to earn a New York license are required to use the CGFNS Verification of Authenticity of Education Credentials to collect transcripts directly from foreign nursing schools.
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To be licensed and registered as an RN in New York State, you must: be of good moral character; be at least eighteen years of age; graduate from a nursing education program acceptable to NYSED; complete New York State required infection control coursework and child abuse reporting coursework;
