Well, I should have guessed this would happen...
November 24th 2009 I've mentioned this before, but it seems that at every stage of this process somehow something goes wrong,but I really thought I had got away with it this time. I was wrong. Having passed my Naplex and CPJE and sent my check to the board, the only possible thing left to happen was to receive my R.Ph. registration number and then start working as a US pharmacist. What actually happened was that on November 16th 2009 I received a letter from the California Board of Pharmacy saying that their had been an "operator error" with my fingerprint/Livescan done on August 13th 2009, and that my date of birth had been entered incorrectly. The board couldn't issue me a license until this had been corrected and that they were working to correct this, but suggested things might move faster if I repaid the fee ($61) and had the test re-done. I did the test again. I am not amused, and I am not a US pharmacist, yet. Can you believe it! Farmacyst. (Apparently