Everything you want to know before taking the first step.

In the vast majority of cases, yes. The course load of Brazilian nursing degrees is significantly higher than the American one, which facilitates equivalence. Nursy carries out an eligibility analysis before you hire any service, so you have clarity from the beginning.

Yes. We have already advised nurses in Brazil, the Philippines, India, Kenya, Nigeria and other countries. The validation process is similar for everyone, but each nationality has documentary peculiarities that Nursy knows and knows how to resolve.

From 8 to 18 months, depending on the agility of regulatory bodies and your pace of preparation for the NCLEX. Diploma validation takes 3 to 6 months, the Board another 2 to 4 months, and NCLEX preparation takes 3 to 6 months. The tip is to study for the NCLEX in parallel with the bureaucratic steps, saving months in total time.

For validation of the diploma and application to the Board, no. Nursy takes care of all communication in English for you. However, for the NCLEX and to work in the U.S., you will need intermediate or advanced English. The sooner you start practicing, the better.

Yes. The entire process can be done remotely, from anywhere in the world. The only face-to-face stage is the NCLEX, which in Brazil is administered in São Paulo. If you are in another country, you can do it at any available Pearson VUE center.

Both are recognized evaluation agencies in the U.S.. TruMerit (formerly CGFNS) is the most used and accepted by most Boards. Josef Silny is an alternative accepted by some states and may have different deadlines. Nursy advises which is best for your case and destination state.

It happens more than it should. Nursy has experience with hundreds of Brazilian schools and knows how to deal with those that are slow or difficult. We make direct contact, guide the institution on exactly what is needed, and persist until we achieve it. It is one of the stages where our experience makes the most difference.

We conduct the entire technical and bureaucratic part of the process: we complete forms, create profiles on the platforms, communicate with schools, COREN and U.S. agencies, coordinate translations, monitor deadlines and inform each update. Each client receives a dedicated email to monitor exchanges with entities in real time. In short: we do it, you follow.

Nursy Consulting LLC is an American company based in Orlando. We have formal bilingual contracts, more than 800 clients advised, 100% validation in more than 400 diplomas, and American recruitment companies that trust Nursy to process their candidates. Our results can be checked through public Google reviews.

Advisory services. We are not lawyers and we do not handle immigration issues (visas, Green Card). Our focus is exclusively on nursing licensure: diploma validation, Board of Nursing, NCLEX, endorsement and Career Connect. For visa issues, we recommend specialized lawyers.

Yes. Support via WhatsApp directly with the team (not a chatbot), strategic meetings via Google Meet, and proactive updates. We let you know when something happens. Nobody disappears.

Yes. We assess what stage you are at, what has already been done, what needs to be corrected and what is missing. Several of our clients arrived halfway (or from another advisory service that didn't deliver) and Nursy took over from there.

We work with individual services (validation, Board, endorsement, Career Connect) and combinations. The price depends on what you need. The best way to find out is to take the eligibility quiz (free) or speak to the team via WhatsApp to receive personalized guidance.

No. The advisory service fee covers Nursy's technical work: completion, monitoring, communicating with entities. Fees for TruMerit (formerly CGFNS), Josef Silny, Board of Nursing, Pearson VUE, and translations are paid by you directly to the agencies as each step progresses. Nursy guides each payment at the right time, so you never pay in the wrong place.

Yes, we have installment options. Contact the team to find out the conditions available for your case.

You can hire additional services at any time. Many clients start with validation and then add Board, endorsement or Career Connect as the journey progresses.

It is the transfer of your nursing license from one US state to another. If you were licensed in Montana, for example, and received a job offer in Texas, you need endorsement to work legally in the new state.

In most states, no. The endorsement transfers the license without re-examination. Some states have additional requirements that Nursy checks before starting.

It depends on the destination state. Some process in 2-4 weeks, others can take 2-3 months. Nursy follows and speeds up as much as possible. We have already carried out more than 150 endorsements in more than 30 states.

Yes, as long as you have an active license in an American state. Each Board has its requirements, and Nursy knows the particularities of each one.

It is our connection program to the American job market for nurses who are already licensed and NCLEX approved. We prepare your resume according to the U.S.-style, carry out a mock interview session in English, and look for the best jobs on the market for your profile, without ties to any specific company.

No. Nursy is an independent advisory service. The sponsor of the visa is the hospital or the recruitment agency (sponsor). Nursy prepares you and searches for the best opportunities available on the market for your profile.

We do not guarantee hiring, as the final decision rests with the employer. What we do is maximize your chances: professional preparation, optimized resume, interview training and active search for the best jobs. The market is in favor of nurses, with a deficit of more than 1 million professionals in the U.S..

Because we do not have an exclusive link with any recruitment company. This means that we search for the best jobs available in the entire market for your profile, in real time. Jobs are dynamic: they open and close as they are filled. If we were stuck with 3 or 4 partners, your options would be limited. No constraints, your options are the best at the moment.

Yes, 100%. The sponsors are American companies. That's why we offer a mock interview as preparation. You don't need to be fluent, but you need to be able to communicate confidently in a professional interview.

Yes. The EB-3 visa, which is the most common for nurses, automatically includes a spouse and children under 21 years of age. Your family immigrates with you, with the right to reside and work legally in the U.S..