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powerpsy asked:hi, i think i may get green card in may 2009.
If i go to university of california school Fall 09′
am i going to pay resident tuition?
i am currently residing in california for two years as an F-1 ViSA student. so i don’t have any tax forms or something like that
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Published on May 7, 2009 · Filed under: Immigration; Tagged as: F-1 ViSA student, Green Card, pay resident tuition
2 Responses to “California resident tuition purpose?”
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oma_30701 said on March 25th, 2011 at 6:37 pm
Source lived in CA for over 20 years… The resident tuition is for people that live CA and generally is lower than what someone from another state would pay to go to a college in CA.
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John S said on March 27th, 2011 at 9:36 am
Residence solely for the purpose of education does NOT establish residence for tuition purposes. You must be physically present in California with the purpose of making it your home. If you are under 24, and your parents are not residents of CA, you will also have to prove financial independence.
Here are the rules found at the UC Davis web site:
