live in New Mexico for 12 consecutive months prior to the beginning of the semester in which you petition,

adult who is a Texas resident and has resided continuously within the WCJC Taxing District (Wharton County and Needville ISD) for six months prior to his original registration, or if a minor, one whose parent(s) or legal guardian meet this qualification.

If the homeowner has no alternative means of sponsorship for a residence visa, the first owner may be sponsored by Sol Real Estate for residency in Dubai, UAE subject to the applicable immigration laws of the country. Please note that the first named owner will not be entitled to sponsorship through Sol Real Estate, if he/she is eligible for an employment visa through their employer and/or have any business in Dubai or UAE.

All Boise State University employees in PERMANENT positions and the spouses of such employees may register for instructional courses during any academic period. Boise State University waives all costs except for a $20.00 non-refundable registration fee per semester and a $5.00 per credit hour charge. Emeriti employees of Boise State University and their spouses are eligible for the fee waiver program. Spouses of deceased employees are eligible for a fee waiver.

The 12-Month Consecutive Presence Requirement: You must physically reside in New Mexico for the 12 months immediately preceding the term in which you request resident classification. You cannot begin to establish the 12-month physical presence requirement until your 18th birthday.

No, students on F or J student visas are not eligible for in-state tuition, no matter how many years they reside in the State of Ohio. For more information, check the Office of International Affairs (OIA) website: http://oia.ohio-state.edu/internationalstudents e-mail OIA at: oia@osu.edu.

Approximately 90 percent of the students in the fall 2006 entering class are considered Oregon residents for tuition purposes.

Your eligibilty for the tuition fee waiver depends on your employment group. Click on your employment group for your benefits eligibility summary. (Faculty members should call their Financial Services representative.)

PhD students in the first four years of their doctoral programs who are Canadian citizens, permanent residents, and international students are eligible for a PhD Tuition Fee Award, except in cases when PhD tuition fees are directly billed to a third-party.” Students should note that this tuition award does not cover required special fees outlined on the SLAIS web site or the UBC Calendar, such as Graduate Student Fees and Athletic fees.

All residents pay a Residence Hall Association (RHA) fee once a year to provide programming and community events for residential students. The RHA fee also supports various residence life functions performed by the Residents Assistants, as well as the social components of the living-learning communities. All residents are encouraged to get involved in the RHA or with their Community Councils and provide input on programs and services offered and how the fee is used.

The Canadian Standard Assessment in Optometry (CSAO) is a national entry-to-practice examination for those eligible ODs applying for optometric licensure within Canada. The registration fees for this assessment are, therefore, not considered tuition fees, but may qualify as a tax-deductible expense.

If a person is financially independent, they must be a U.S. citizen, Permanent Resident Alien, Political Asylee, Political Refugee, or hold an A, E, G, H, I, L, O, P, R, TC, TD or TN visa to be eligible for review as an in-state resident for tuition purposes. If a student is financially dependent upon a spouse or parent, the person they are dependent upon must also must be a U.S.

A summary of the Montana Board of Regents Residency Policy is available at the Registrar's web site (www.montana.edu/registrar) to read or print for future reference. This information is summarized from the original document "Montana University System Student Guide to Montana Residency Policy", as published by the Montana Board of Regents of Higher Education. This document may be obtained from the Registrar's Office, 101 Montana Hall in person, or can be mailed upon request.

By law a student or the student's parent(s) must be domiciled in Virginia for at least 12 continuous months immediately preceding the first day of classes. Yes, but you must maintain the Virginia connections you have established, such as claiming any income as Virginia income for tax purposes. Any interruption or change in these connections could be sufficient cause to negate whatever domicile has been established and could result in having to reestablish domicile upon returning to Virginia.

The following are examples of income sources, if received within the 12-month period preceding the term residency reclassification is desired, that would make a student ineligible for residency: Savings that have not been in an account in your name for a least a year preceding your enrollment at UC Financial aid that required you to be a resident of another state in order to receive it. (i.e.

From all Oregon area codes and northern California area codes 530, 707, and 916, call us toll-free at 800-482-7672.

If this is a [K1 or] K-3 interview, your SO will pay for a non-immigrant visa application fee. The fee is paid via a local branch of CITIC bank. She can take her interview appointment letter along, the bank clerk will know the correct amount. It is around US$100. She will receive two receipts, one to keep, one to be sealed with rest of her documents by the doctor at the physical exam hospital for later handing over to GUZ.