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Old 08-16-2007, 10:21 AM
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MCCEE exam advise..

Hi there,

You guys,,do you think it is helpful to solve USMLE step2 kaplan Q-book for MCCEE ?

I almost solved past MCCEE questions..

Another question..

My wife is a canadian..I live out of canada now. actually I'm attending other country med school. I have a plan to go next year for residency in canada.

Do you think it is possible to apply for a citizenship now?

Thank you.
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