silenced, M.D.
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If the program did not requested any documents, most likely they won't ask for them during the interview. But it is a good idea to always carry copies of diplomas, certificates, transcripts, CV, etc.
Edited by silenced, M.D. on 11/26/07 - 07:22 PM
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| sprint123
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Thanks Silenced MD....Is it ok to IV without any documents or should we go by taking a few as a back-up?
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| silenced, M.D.
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Edited my post.
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"Sólo los débiles se enojan. El hombre fuerte, aun al caer, sonríe". ~ José Martí "...it ain't about how hard you hit. It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done". ~ Rocky Balboa
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| sprint123
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Thanx a lot! It helps!
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| arizona_wave
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You might want to take your proof of residency like copy of green card or copy of docs showing visa status. For California I had taken PTAL copy also. One of the program did not ask to bring any docs but asked for my GC copy when I went for the interview...luckily I had one.
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