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Lorean
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| myesl wrote: |
| Lorean, not sure why you posted, but thanks for playing! |
I was about to post some new information for you, but because of your smart @$$ comment, I think I'll keep it to myself. |
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evaforsure
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Have yet to hear from any teachers who took the physical at home, and then arrived ... that would be of interest
That would just be a waste of money on their part. They would understandably be peeved. |
I did, several years ago and wouldn�t recommend it to anyone. First I had to get the doctors signature notarized and then I had to get the notarized stamp certified by the state, then the Chinese consulate had to certify it. There may have even been more steps but don�t really remember now. When I arrived, the staff, were somewhat confused as to what to do, but was able to settle it by purchasing a local form and then attaching the results to the local med eval paperwork. I did have to take blood test. |
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