📝 Licensure & Visa Information

Your guide to understanding U.S. credentialing and immigration requirements.

At CuraVia Staffing, we provide clear documentation and credentialing guidance for internationally trained nurses. Our role focuses on helping you understand requirements, organize your documents, and navigate each administrative step with confidence.

Step 1: NCLEX-RN

Passing the NCLEX-RN is required to practice as a registered nurse in the United States.
CuraVia provides guidance on Board of Nursing requirements, application steps, and recommended preparation resources.

Step 2: English Proficiency

Most states and credentialing bodies require proof of English language proficiency.
We help you understand your testing options (IELTS Academic or TOEFL iBT) and how they apply to your target state’s requirements.

Step 3: VisaScreen® Certification

The CGFNS VisaScreen® certificate verifies your credentials, education, license validity, and English proficiency for U.S. immigration purposes.
CuraVia offers assistance in organizing your documents and understanding VisaScreen submission steps.

Step 4: U.S. Immigration Overview

Employment-based visas (such as the EB-3 immigrant visa category) can only be filed by a U.S. employer or their accredited legal representative.
CuraVia Staffing LLC does not sponsor visas, provide legal advice, or handle immigration filings.
Our support is limited to documentation readiness and helping you understand general requirements and processes.

Step 5: License Endorsement

Once in the United States, you may need to endorse your NCLEX license to the state where you will practice.
CuraVia provides administrative guidance to help you understand the documentation and steps required for a successful endorsement.

📧 Have questions about documentation or credentialing?
Email us at info@CuraViaStaffing.com

⚠️ Important Notice

CuraVia Staffing LLC does not recruit, hire, place, or deploy workers and does not sponsor visas.
All immigration petitions, hiring decisions, credentialing evaluations, and sponsorship actions are handled independently by licensed U.S. healthcare institutions or their legal representatives.
CuraVia provides documentation facilitation and administrative support only.