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Приехал в страну в штат Алабама по визе F1 4 года назад. Год назад получил гринкарту, но продолжал жить на кампусе (residential apartments on campus), так как стипендия покрывала проживание на кампусе все 4 года учебы. Теперь поступил на MBA в другой университет этого же штата. А меня принимают как out-of-state якобы потому, что я последний год жил на кампусе. Права, счет в банке, налоги - все алабамовское. Разница в оплате ощутимая. Может кто подскажет как добиться статуса in-state?
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Re: Как подтвердить что ты резидент штата?
Обычно с формой подтверждения штата резиденции дают список принимаемых документов, которые установят штат вашей резиденции. Если уже прошёл год с момента получения грин карты, то смело идите в registrar/admissions office и спрашивайте, какие документы их удовлетворят. Также принесите свою грин карту, а то, может, они не знают, что она у вас есть, и по прежнему считают вас иностранным студентом? -
Re: Как подтвердить что ты резидент штата?
Права, налоги они не считают. Они говорят что я был студентом в первый год резиденства и жил на кампусе. Это не считается резиденством штата. Хотя на сай у них про это ничего не написано. Только
A "resident student" is one who, at the time of admission to the university:
Is not a "minor" and is a resident of the state of Alabama and has been a resident of the state for at least one year immediately preceding the date of registration.
Я уже пытался им объяснить что моя стипендия покрыла проживание на кампусе все 4 года учебы, и мне не было смысла выселяться после получения гринкарты на съемную квартиру. Тем более я жил в residential apartments, только на кампусе. Но у них в ответ только "Sorry..."
Может обратиться к президенту университета?Comment
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Re: Как подтвердить что ты резидент штата?
Непонятно...Какая разница живёте вы на кампусе или вне? Адрес-то у вас алабамский. Чего-то они вам не то говорят или вы не так спрашиваете. Они точно знают, что вы гринку год назад ещё получили? У меня была похожая ситуация с универом во Флориде, когда я гринку получила, но они мне сразу сказали, какие документы принести, чтобы доказать, что я резидентка Флориды, и всё было разрешено за считанные минуты.
HOW DOES A NON-RESIDENT STUDENT ESTABLISH ALABAMA RESIDENCY FOR TUITION PURPOSES?
To be reclassified for tuition purposes, one must prove by satisfying evidence that one is a “resident student.” One’s status as a resident student is determined by one of five (5) methods by proving that:
•(a) One has a residence in the state of Alabama which means the specific address in Alabama at which they reside, that they intend to remain there indefinitely, and that they have more substantial connections with Alabama than with any other state; and
b) One has been a resident of the state for at least one year immediately preceding the date of registration; or
•One is not a "minor" and is a full-time employee (not temporary) of the University of Alabama or is the spouse of such an employee; or
•One is able to verify full-time permanent employment within the state of Alabama and shall commence said employment not more than ninety (90) days before initial registration with the institution, or is the spouse of such an employee; or
•One is a member or the spouse of a member of the United States military on full-time active duty stationed in Alabama under orders for duties other than attending school; (Members of the National Guard or Reserves are not included in this provision); or
•One is a resident of any county within fifty (50) miles of the University of Alabama and has been a resident of that county for at least one year immediately preceding the date of registration. "Resident" shall have the same meaning, as to the relevant county, which it has as to the State of Alabama in the definitions section of the Non-resident Tuition Policy statement (Lowndes and Noxubee counties in Mississippi are eligible).
As stated in method 1(a) above, in determining whether or not one has a residence in Alabama, the University will evaluate the presence or absence of connections with the state of Alabama, including, but not limited to, the following:
•Payment of Alabama state income taxes as a resident.
•Military records, such as Leave & Earning Statements, showing an in-state address.
•Ownership of a residence or other real property in the state and payment of state ad valorem taxes thereon; more significantly ownership of a residence other than the place where the student resides while in school.
•Continuous physical presence in the state for a purpose other than attending school and except for temporary absences for travel, military service, temporary employment, etc.
•Residence in the state of a spouse, parents, or children.
•Transfer of all banking services to Alabama, such as checking and savings accounts, safe deposit boxes, and/or investment accounts.
•Previous periods of residency in the state continuing for one year or more.
•Voter registration and voting in the state; more significantly continuing voter registration in the state that initially occurred at least one year prior to the initial registration of the student in Alabama at a public institution of higher education.
•Possession of state or local licenses to do business or practice a profession in the state.
•Ownership of personal property in the state and payment of state taxes thereon (e.g. automobile, boat, etc.) and possession of state license plates.
•Membership in religious, professional, business, civic, or social organizations in the state not connected to their status as a student.
•In-state address and date shown on selective service registration, driver's license, automobile title registration, hunting and fishing license, insurance policies, stock and bond registrations, last will and testament, annuities, or retirement plans.
•Location within the state of the high school from which the individual graduated.
•Financial independence from non-Alabama resident parents or other relatives.
This list is not all inclusive and merely describes examples of the types of things which may show whether or not a person has more substantial connections with the state of Alabama than any other state.
Вот здесь, может быть, у вас проблема...
For a student who is not a minor, factors which may show more connections with a state other than Alabama include, but are not limited to, the following:
•Student maintains ties with another state such as maintaining a driver's license in another state, or owning a house in another state.
•Student begins living in Alabama shortly before or only after being admitted to attend school in an Alabama university.
•Student lives in Alabama only while in school and returns repeatedly to another state during summer term, vacations, and holidays.
•A parent or other person who is not an Alabama resident provides more than minimal or occasional financial support.
•Student leaves personal possessions in another state and only brings to Alabama what is necessary for temporary stay.
•Student receives PLUS loan money from parents who are not Alabama residents.
•Student receives personal loans other than from a financial institution.
•Obtains loans with co-borrowers who are non-Alabama residents.
•Has savings that have not been in an account in the student's name for at least one year prior to the student's initial registration.
•Receives financial aid that requires the student to be a resident of another state.Comment
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Re: Как подтвердить что ты резидент штата?
гринкарту они просили прислать, когда я подавал документы, поэтому гринкарту они видели.
водительские права у меня алабамские
налоги плачу в алабаме
стипендия у меня не для иностранных студентов, иначе бы я ее сразу потерял когда мне дали гринкарту
я понимаю что как только получил гринкарту стал жителем того штата где проживаю.Comment
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