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Having a Training for CNA while waitng for AOS

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Frank and Racquel   18

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Hi guys! hope everyone is doing okay. I just have a question, is it okay to enroll for a CNA training while waiting for the AOS? Is it allowed while AOS is in the process? thanks and god bless us all!

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Hi guys! hope everyone is doing okay. I just have a question, is it okay to enroll for a CNA training while waiting for the AOS? Is it allowed while AOS is in the process? thanks and god bless us all!

you will need to be certified with a test at the end of the course. So, make sure you do not need a SSN or make sure you have one.

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you will need to be certified with a test at the end of the course. So, make sure you do not need a SSN or make sure you have one.

Great idea.

In Arizona its hot hot hot.

http://www.uscis.gov/dateCalculator.html

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paul_kay   31

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Yeah you're allowed to train. But in taking the certification test you will need SSN and Certification that you're legal to work (EAD) so they can put you in the registry. That's the requirement at least here in my state.

BTW, unless you already got some sort of medical degree or say, BSN from the Phils, maybe you can skip the training. Just saying :)

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