change state for residency
Jul 19th 2004, 6:22 am
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change state for residency
A friend of mine was granted immigration status to come to US. They
plan to come in August. They had declared New York as their legal
residency. However, as their daughter is planning to attend college in
New Jersey, hence they really want to establish New Jersey as their
state of residency.
the questions are
a. can they change to New Jersey before September? Does it make any
difference for their port of entry?
b. I understand a number of the colleges required one year of legal
residency before granting in-state tuition, does it make any
difference if they are new immigrants?
thank you.
anna
plan to come in August. They had declared New York as their legal
residency. However, as their daughter is planning to attend college in
New Jersey, hence they really want to establish New Jersey as their
state of residency.
the questions are
a. can they change to New Jersey before September? Does it make any
difference for their port of entry?
b. I understand a number of the colleges required one year of legal
residency before granting in-state tuition, does it make any
difference if they are new immigrants?
thank you.
anna
Jul 19th 2004, 7:31 am
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Re: change state for residency
anna wrote:
> A friend of mine was granted immigration status to come to US. They
> plan to come in August. They had declared New York as their legal
> residency. However, as their daughter is planning to attend college in
> New Jersey, hence they really want to establish New Jersey as their
> state of residency.
>
> the questions are
> a. can they change to New Jersey before September? Does it make any
> difference for their port of entry?
If entry is to take place with an approved immigrant visa the permanent
address can be changed at the POE (at least this was our experience). If
this is not done then simply file the AR-11 if the permanent address is
different from the one that appears on the paperwork
> b. I understand a number of the colleges required one year of legal
> residency before granting in-state tuition, does it make any
> difference if they are new immigrants?
Probably not. The policy is entirely up to the school
> A friend of mine was granted immigration status to come to US. They
> plan to come in August. They had declared New York as their legal
> residency. However, as their daughter is planning to attend college in
> New Jersey, hence they really want to establish New Jersey as their
> state of residency.
>
> the questions are
> a. can they change to New Jersey before September? Does it make any
> difference for their port of entry?
If entry is to take place with an approved immigrant visa the permanent
address can be changed at the POE (at least this was our experience). If
this is not done then simply file the AR-11 if the permanent address is
different from the one that appears on the paperwork
> b. I understand a number of the colleges required one year of legal
> residency before granting in-state tuition, does it make any
> difference if they are new immigrants?
Probably not. The policy is entirely up to the school
Jul 20th 2004, 5:59 am
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Re: change state for residency
L D Jones <[email protected]> wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> anna wrote:
> > A friend of mine was granted immigration status to come to US. They
> > plan to come in August. They had declared New York as their legal
> > residency. However, as their daughter is planning to attend college in
> > New Jersey, hence they really want to establish New Jersey as their
> > state of residency.
> >
> > the questions are
> > a. can they change to New Jersey before September? Does it make any
> > difference for their port of entry?
>
> If entry is to take place with an approved immigrant visa the permanent
> address can be changed at the POE (at least this was our experience). If
> this is not done then simply file the AR-11 if the permanent address is
> different from the one that appears on the paperwork
>
> > b. I understand a number of the colleges required one year of legal
> > residency before granting in-state tuition, does it make any
> > difference if they are new immigrants?
>
> Probably not. The policy is entirely up to the school
thank you.
> anna wrote:
> > A friend of mine was granted immigration status to come to US. They
> > plan to come in August. They had declared New York as their legal
> > residency. However, as their daughter is planning to attend college in
> > New Jersey, hence they really want to establish New Jersey as their
> > state of residency.
> >
> > the questions are
> > a. can they change to New Jersey before September? Does it make any
> > difference for their port of entry?
>
> If entry is to take place with an approved immigrant visa the permanent
> address can be changed at the POE (at least this was our experience). If
> this is not done then simply file the AR-11 if the permanent address is
> different from the one that appears on the paperwork
>
> > b. I understand a number of the colleges required one year of legal
> > residency before granting in-state tuition, does it make any
> > difference if they are new immigrants?
>
> Probably not. The policy is entirely up to the school
thank you.
