Ga Nursing Board License Renewal

Registered nurses and advanced practice nurses in Georgia can renew their licenses online. Licensed Georgia nurses may renew their license online. To renew online, you will be prompted to create an account with the Georgia Professional Licensing Boards’ Online Services. Upon logging in to your account, you will be prompted to complete a renewal application for your license. Once you have completed the application, you must pay the renewal fee online using a credit card or electronic check. If your mailing address has changed since your last renewal, please update your mailing address before submitting the renewal application. You can renew your license up to ninety days prior to the expiration date

Ga Nursing Board License Renewal

1 Licensed Georgia nurses may renew their license online.

Georgia nurses may renew their license online. Online renewal is a secure process and the only way to renew. The Georgia Board of Nursing reminds nurses that they must renew their license within 30 days of expiration, and you must have completed at least one renewal cycle since your last renewal date. To renew, go to http://www.nursingboard.state.ga/NBR_OnlineRenewal/default.shtml

2 To renew online, you will be prompted to create an account with the Georgia Professional Licensing Boards’ Online Services.

To renew online, you will be prompted to create an account with the Georgia Professional Licensing Boards’ Online Services. You will need to provide your name, license number and date of birth. You will also need to verify your identity by entering either your Social Security Number or your Department of Driver’s License Number and then providing a signature.

3 Upon logging in to your account, you will be prompted to complete a renewal application for your license.

Upon logging in to your account, you will be prompted to complete a renewal application for your license. This is a series of questions that must be answered before you can pay the renewal fee. If you do not complete all the questions, you will need to complete the renewal application before paying your fee.

If you answer all of the questions and then log out of your account without paying, please note that if we cannot confirm payment within 30 days, then we will send an email asking if you still wish to renew. If this happens at any point during the year-long period prior to expiration date, please respond immediately by contacting us at [email protected]

4 Once you have completed the application, you must pay the renewal fee online using a credit card or electronic check.

If you are renewing your license online, payment must be made using a credit card or electronic check. An online payment cannot be made for renewal of a temporary license. If you are renewing through the mail, send your check or money order (payable to “Georgia Board of Nursing”) by mail to:

Georgia Board of Nursing

Attn: Renewals

1 Martin Luther King Jr., Drive SE – Suite 400

Atlanta, GA 30334-3008

5 If your mailing address has changed since your last renewal, please update your mailing address before submitting the renewal application.

The Board will not send a renewal notice to you before your license expires, so it is very important that you update your mailing address if it has changed. If you do not update your mailing address prior to submitting the renewal application and then fail to receive your new license in the mail, you can check the status of your renewal on the board’s website.

6 You can renew your license up to ninety days prior to the expiration date.

You may renew your license up to ninety (90) days prior to the expiration date. If you wish to do so, you must submit an application and a renewal fee along with all other required documents.

You can also renew your license between the 90th day and thirty (30) days after its expiration date. In order for this option to be valid, however, you must submit an application with payment of both fees and any additional late fees required by regulations within this time frame; otherwise, your license will be considered invalid until such time as it is renewed in accordance with current state laws.

7 Registered nurses and advanced practice nurses in Georgia can renew their licenses online.

Registered nurses and advanced practice nurses in Georgia can renew their licenses online. The process is easy, secure, cost effective and fast. Renewing your license online has many advantages over mailing it in:

• It’s convenient to renew your license online. You don’t have to go anywhere or wait in line—just log on from home or work at any time of day or night and complete the process quickly.
• It’s faster than mailing in a renewal form because you can save up to 24 hours by completing it through our website instead of having to mail it back to us with a check for payment (which could take up to five business days).
• It’s more secure than mailing in a renewal form because we do not send an actual license card via regular mail; instead, we send a temporary paper certificate which must be displayed on your person at all times while practicing as an RN or APRN until you receive the permanent plastic card in the mail approximately two weeks after submitting your application electronically (or sooner if we receive proof of postal delivery). This ensures that there are no unauthorized copies made during this period when only those who need access will have access through the temporary paper certificate issued electronically by Gwinnett County Health & Human Services Department on behalf of Georgia Board of Nursing

Closing

All registered nurses and advanced practice nurses in Georgia must renew their licenses by the expiration date. To renew online, you will need to create an account with the Georgia Professional Licensing Boards’ Online Services. Once logged in, you can complete a renewal application for your license and pay the renewal fee online using a credit card or electronic check. If your mailing address has changed since your last renewal, please update it before submitting your application. You can renew up to ninety days prior to this date as long as there are no disciplinary actions against your license.