advice please....urgent!!

[coolsonam]

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i m a graduate from India and I have applied for NBDE part 1 and i an going to apply for embassy interview. As my uncle is green card holder of United States.... is there any need of any sponsorship or affidavit regarding his bank balance or any official document from his side. secondly i want know, should i mention about any particular type of visa or not.
thanks in advance

 

[Lock_Jaw]

Well seeing as your asking a question without any true direction can't really help you. I'm assuming you're a licenced dentist in India and are trying to come here to work. If so, you need to apply to an international trained dentistry program, which is usually 2 years. No clue about any of that other stuff.

 

[coolsonam]

Well seeing as your asking a question without any true direction can't really help you. I'm assuming you're a licenced dentist in India and are trying to come here to work. If so, you need to apply to an international trained dentistry program, which is usually 2 years. No clue about any of that other stuff.

thank you!!
can u help me for 1 another ques.... please pet me know if u know anything about this !!


I have applied for nbde part 1 and my transaction is successful and they e-mailed me back describing they will contact my within 24 hours for scheduling my test date... but its been 4 days and they have yet not replied to my application..... can anyone let me know what to do!!
one more thing..... they have written in the nbde guide that they need ECE report..... but I have not sent till now as they have asked for electronic result directly sent to them by ECE bt there is no information on either site how to send electronic result....... is this is the reason they are not replying or something else?? nd how to send e-report??
please help!!!!
thanks

 

[Lock_Jaw]

Not sure why you're wanting to sit for boards when you aren't licensed in the US?

 

[irishmom]

Not sure why you're wanting to sit for boards when you aren't licensed in the US?

I think foreign dentists need to sit for the NDBE 1 to go straight to the 3rd year of DDS school. This is how they can skip the first 2 years of DDS school. But don't quote me on that...lol.

 

[Lock_Jaw]

Gotcha, that would make more sense. Either way, best contact NBDE testing center about that ECE thing.

 

[coolsonam]

Not sure why you're wanting to sit for boards when you aren't licensed in the US?

does that make a difference.... u should be licenced in US before giving nbde..... on of my senior gave the exam n cleared and she is also not Licenced in US

 

[superluminal]

This would most likely be answered better in the "Dental" or "International Dental" forums.

 

[coolsonam]

This would most likely be answered better in the "Dental" or "International Dental" forums.

I got some trouble while filling my ds 160 form..... I clicked on category B1/B2(bussiness/pleasure) by mistake on my embassy form..... instead of only B1......does it make difference or will it create any issue ..... plz help!!!!
thaks!!

 

[Incis0r]

One more thing- you do NOT need to do an Advanced Standing program to practice dentistry in the United States. Some states (one of them being Connecticut) allow you to gain state licensure by doing a residency of 2 years (1 year only for US dental school grads). So I would also look into this route because Advanced Standing programs are very competitive and expensive.

 

[Incis0r]

Go to this part of the website specifically designated for International Dentists like yourself and ask the ds160 and other questions there. There are more dentists from overseas there and they can help you. I have linked this part of the website below: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/forums/international-dental.53/

 

[coolsonam]

Also, as was suggested before, go to this part of the website specifically designated for International Dentists like yourself and ask the ds160 and other questions there. There are more dentists from overseas there and they can help you. I have linked this part of the website below: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/forums/international-dental.53/

thank you!!

 

[Incis0r]

You're welcome! I saw that you got your question answered- glad everything is OK.

 

[coolsonam]

You're welcome! I saw that you got your question answered- glad everything is OK.

can u help me with this ques.....
I m from India and appearing for embassy interview tomorrow (U.S. embassy for nbde 1). I have written that my paternal uncle is sponsering me,( although my dad also have enough money to support me.....)
so I need a suggestion that if they ask why is ur uncle sponsoring u instead of ur dad??
wat should I reply
Thanks!!

 

[Incis0r]

can u help me with this ques.....
I m from India and appearing for embassy interview tomorrow (U.S. embassy for nbde 1). I have written that my paternal uncle is sponsering me,( although my dad also have enough money to support me.....)
so I need a suggestion that if they ask why is ur uncle sponsoring u instead of ur dad??
wat should I reply
Thanks!!

You should definitely ask this in the International dental forum (the same place where you asked the DS-160 question). Good luck!

 

[coolsonam]

can u help me with this....
I want to know what is the fee for NBDE PART 1.......
I registered for nbde part 1 through prometric and I was charged $520 but I found somewhere that the test costs only $300. plz help me

 

[Incis0r]

can u help me with this....
I want to know what is the fee for NBDE PART 1.......
I registered for nbde part 1 through prometric and I was charged $520 but I found somewhere that the test costs only $300. plz help me

I think you should contact Prometric directly to find out why they charged you $520.