This is probably a stupid question, but I applied for my 3 month block for Step1 tonight and the "Certification of Identification and Authorization Form" that you have to send to NBME asks that you attach a 2x2" passport-type photo... Can we print these off or do we have to actually go out and get a passport-type photo on glossy paper like you do for your passport?
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Step I application photo?
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yep color printer works just fine (tho i did print mine on photo paper - glossy)
yeah i forgot i had photo paper 😛
Wow this has to be some sort of a record for SDN. One simple question, but >2 hours and >40 views later there is only one answer... 😀 Some of you had to have taken Step 1 by now and I assume for efficiency's sake thought it would be much easier to just print out a picture rather than getting one developed, so speak up!! 😀
This is what I emailed to the NBME back in January:
"Is a printed photo on copy paper acceptable for the Certification of Identification? I had previously heard that photo paper must be used if printed personally, but I wanted to confirm this with the NBME."
Reply:
"Thank you for your email. Any photo is acceptable as long as it is clear."
There ya go. Happy studying :>
"Is a printed photo on copy paper acceptable for the Certification of Identification? I had previously heard that photo paper must be used if printed personally, but I wanted to confirm this with the NBME."
Reply:
"Thank you for your email. Any photo is acceptable as long as it is clear."
There ya go. Happy studying :>
This is what I emailed to the NBME back in January:
"Is a printed photo on copy paper acceptable for the Certification of Identification? I had previously heard that photo paper must be used if printed personally, but I wanted to confirm this with the NBME."
Reply:
"Thank you for your email. Any photo is acceptable as long as it is clear."
There ya go. Happy studying :>
Sweet, thanks 😎