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All veterinary schools in Canada and the USA are currently accredited, as are those listed on the AVMA website. Candidates who are uncertain of the accreditation status of their college may obtain the necessary information from the NEB office.
A candidate may not be re-examined in the NAVLE if he/she has already passed it, unless such re-examination is required by a provincial licensing body.A candidate who is a graduate of a non-accredited veterinary school (see https://www.avma.org/education/ecfvg/directory-avma-listed-veterinary-colleges-world ) must successfully complete the BCSE, the NAVLE, the PSA and the CPE within a 7-year period commencing when the candidate gets approved to the Examination sequenceregisters with the NEB. A candidate who does not complete the Examination examination sequence within the 7-year period will be required to resubmit scores from English language proficiency exams and from BCSE prior to becoming eligible for the NAVLE, registration documentation in line with the current NEB document checklists and re-register with the NEB on the NEB Candidate Portal. In a scenario where a candidate has already successfully passed the NAVLE in the past, this candidate will not be required to retake the NAVLE. However, successful completion of the BCSE is required again before becoming eligible for the PSA and the CPE again, if re-registering with the NEB.
All candidates working towards completion of certification requirements will be required to maintain registration in the program by paying the required annual fees towards re-registration.
Finally, candidates should note that the Examination may be administered only to bona fide candidates (i) for initial licensing in any province or state, or (ii) who are already licensed in a province or state, but are seeking a license in another jurisdiction that does not recognize the candidate's existing scores as qualifying for a license.
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