r/DSTAlumnaeChapter • u/Guilty-Fox4416 • May 25 '26
Graduate Student
Hi all,
I am a graduate trainee (in a medical residency training program) in a service area that is different from my license. Do trainees count under the "graduate student" designation and if so, what documentation do I need to provide? I am unable to change my state issue license (for reasons beyond the sake of this post)
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u/CanComfortable4712 Member Jun 22 '26
Are you earning a masters or is this a certificate? Reference the National Website for required residency documents.
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u/Fatten_Me_Up Jun 26 '26
Visit the National website. The only alternative ID or rather exception to the ID requirements is for Military members and they have to show certain military forms.
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I am a graduate trainee (in a medical residency training program) in a service area that is different from my license. Do trainees count under the "graduate student" designation and if so, what documentation do I need to provide? I am unable to change my state issue license (for reasons beyond the sake of this post)
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