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NCLEX-RN + EB-3 Visa Sponsor

Jean-Marc E.

Registered Nurse

Outcome

RN, Texas Medical Center — EB-3 immigrant visa sponsored

Ngaoundéré, CameroonHouston, US
18 months
Year2022
The US process is long. MJN was honest about that from the start — including the EB-3 retrogression realities for Cameroonians. They helped me choose the right state board, prepared a clean CGFNS submission, and introduced me to three hospital systems. I chose the best offer. 18 months was realistic.

Jean-Marc E.

The Journey

Jean-Marc's journey to the United States is one of MJN's longer engagements — 18 months from first consultation to employed Registered Nurse at the Texas Medical Center. The US nursing immigration pathway is genuinely long, and Jean-Marc knew this going in. What he needed was a realistic map, not optimistic timelines.

MJN provided exactly that. The EB-3 immigrant visa pathway for nurses involves CGFNS credential evaluation, state board eligibility, the NCLEX-RN examination, employer sponsorship, and visa processing — each step with its own timeline, requirements, and risks. For Cameroonian nationals, EB-3 visa retrogression (the per-country backlog in immigrant visa availability) is a real consideration. MJN was upfront about this from the start.

State board selection matters significantly in the US pathway. Different states have different processing times for internationally educated nurse applications, and the right choice can compress the overall timeline. MJN helped Jean-Marc select the appropriate state board and prepared a clean, complete CGFNS submission that moved through without delays.

Three hospital systems were identified through MJN's network as active EB-3 sponsors for internationally educated nurses. Jean-Marc reviewed the offers and chose the best one. "18 months was realistic," he says. That honesty — from the very first call — is what enabled him to plan accordingly and see the process through.

Step by Step

  1. 1

    Consultation — honest timeline set

    US pathway complexity explained; EB-3 retrogression realities discussed; realistic 18-month plan agreed

  2. 2

    State board selection

    Right US state board identified for Cameroonian credentials and processing time

  3. 3

    CGFNS evaluation

    Clean credential evaluation submission; approved without queries

  4. 4

    NCLEX-RN

    Exam preparation and NCLEX-RN passed

  5. 5

    Employer matching

    Three EB-3 sponsoring hospital systems introduced; best offer selected

  6. 6

    EB-3 visa & placement

    Immigrant visa sponsored; RN — Texas Medical Center, Houston

Quick Facts

  • ProfessionRegistered Nurse
  • FromNgaoundéré, Cameroon
  • DestinationHouston, US
  • PathwayNCLEX-RN + EB-3 Visa Sponsor
  • Timeline18 months

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This story is based on a real client engagement. Name is abbreviated for privacy. Salary figures are as reported at time of placement and are not guarantees of future earnings. Individual outcomes depend on qualifications, exam performance, employer requirements, and regulatory decisions outside MJN's control — as stated in every client engagement letter.

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