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Monday, Jan 11, 2010 10:45 AM
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- Does living in dorm count as State Residency?
If you have gone to another state to college and stay in dorm for two years, does that count as residency in that particular state?
Tuesday, Feb 02, 2010 10:03 AM
You have to have a permanent address and staying in a dormitory does not count.
Monday, Feb 15, 2010 9:18 AM
Go check with the collegeboard site. They have information for all the states, including surcharge for out of state students, etc. Each state can charge a different amount for out of state students.
http://professionals.collegeboard.com/testing/international/state
http://professionals.collegeboard.com/testing/international/state
Tuesday, Mar 09, 2010 9:50 AM - A Reply to Gigi's post (Post #3)
Every state might be slightly different, but this is an example from the state of Arizona on the requirement to satisfy state residency.
1. Date of and state in which Motor Vehicle is registered
2. Date of and state issuing driver’s license
3. Employment history, including assured future permanent employment in Arizona
4. Transfer of major banking services to Arizona
5. Applications for loans, scholarships, grants-in-aid, or other such assistance
6. Date and state in which registered to vote
7. Place of prior attendance in educational institutions, including high schools, and any information held by such schools affecting domicile
8. Marital status and work record of registrant and spouse
9. Change in permanent address on all pertinent records
10. State in which registered with Selective Service
11. Military records
12. Ownership of real property
13. All other material of whatever kind or source which may have a bearing on determining domicile or resident status
1. Date of and state in which Motor Vehicle is registered
2. Date of and state issuing driver’s license
3. Employment history, including assured future permanent employment in Arizona
4. Transfer of major banking services to Arizona
5. Applications for loans, scholarships, grants-in-aid, or other such assistance
6. Date and state in which registered to vote
7. Place of prior attendance in educational institutions, including high schools, and any information held by such schools affecting domicile
8. Marital status and work record of registrant and spouse
9. Change in permanent address on all pertinent records
10. State in which registered with Selective Service
11. Military records
12. Ownership of real property
13. All other material of whatever kind or source which may have a bearing on determining domicile or resident status