Your app

Open it on a Sunday night and know exactly where you stand.

You never have to write in to ask how it's going. Your case has seven steps, each with a date, and the one in progress says who is pushing it right now. This is what you see from day one.

STEP 3 OF 7~7 months

Diagnosis

Sep 12

Documents

Sep 28

NYSED application

Oct 9

Education review

in progress

Authorization to Test

Dec

NCLEX-RN

Feb

License issued

Apr

Estimated target date: April 14. It hasn't moved since you started.

Which step you're on

Without asking

All seven steps of the process, each with a date. If something moved on Friday, you see it on Friday.

Current step

EDUEducation reviewday 24

Waiting on

Your university to send Form 2 to NYSED

Depends on

Your university — not on you, not on us

Pushed by

Your case owner · followed up September 29

If it doesn't

Phone call Monday the 6th, formal letter Friday the 10th

This doesn't push your target date yet. You have 19 days of buffer before it starts to move, and we tell you the day it does.

What's being waited on

And who it depends on

When something is late, the screen says why and until when. Including when the late one is us.

My payments$4,000

Diagnosiscredited to the deposit

$75

Paid

Deposit

$1,925

Paid

Installment 1October 5

$333

Paid

Installment 2November 5

$333

Installments 3 to 6through March 5

$333

Scheduled

Paid on your behalf: NYSED · Apr 14 · translations · May 2. Each one with its receipt attached, no markup.

What's paid and what's left

With receipts

Every installment with its date, and every payment we made on your behalf with the receipt attached.

Start by finding out whether you qualify.

You leave four details, we write to you, we send you the payment link and you pass us your transcript over WhatsApp. In less than a week you have a written document telling you whether your degree works, what risks it carries and how long it will take. No account, no sign-up, no commitment.

Start my diagnosis$75 Talk to someone first

It comes off the total if you go ahead. When a diagnosis ends in a no, we write it anyway and that is where it ends.