The Philippine Regulatory Board moved the nursing board examination from June to July 3 – 4. Filling of applications will be served at PRC Regional Offices and satellite offices. There are some schools that accept one day processing which is a scheduled based on your district. You may refer below for some guidelines in filling:

1. Ask Sheet from the PRC Customer Service Center (CSC) and fill up all the necessary details.
2. Give the action sheet to Processing Windows with your credentials:
   1. Original and photocopy of TOR (Transcript of Records) with Special Order and Date of Graduation with remarks “for board examination purposes only”.
   2. Original and photocopy authenticated Birth Certificate (NSO-issued Birth Certificate).
      1. If married, bring Marriage Contract only for female only
   3. Passport size photos 4 copies
   4. Cedula
3. Pay 900.00 PHP examination fee
4. Meter documents and mailing envelope should also be paid
5. Finish CAF, PERRC, and NOA with OR number
6. Go to “Issuance Window” for rechecking your qualifications and documents. Once approved, Applicant’s Stub, Program of Examination, Examinee’s Guide and Self-Instruction Sheet will be issued.
7. In verifying your school, do not forget to bring your Notice of Admission. Schedule of examination is usually posted before 3 weeks of the examination date.
8. On the first day of examination bring the Official Receipt, Applicant’s Stub, and Notice of Admission. You can also check the Examinee’s guide and Self-Instruction Sheet.

Lastly, do not forget to prepare yourself. Keep calm and alert. Do not let tension run though your head. Relax and answer your best choice. Also, it would be helpful if you ask the grace from Above. You may visit seven churches (Visita Iglesia) and ask for guidance in taking the exam. Most importantly, ask that you may PASS, with Him nothing is impossible. At the day of examination, pause for a while and pray, asks the Holy Spirit to enlighten your mind and give you ideas. To send you wisdom and confidence in every answer you choose. To all of you, aspiring nurses, Good Luck and give it the best shot!