If I enroll in Sul Ross as a full-time nonresident and am also employed, after 12 months would I be considered a Texas resident?
A. Possibly. Employment while enrolled in Sul Ross during a 12-month period can be a basis for reclassification as a Texas resident at the end of that period if you can provide the Registrar with other evidence that you have made efforts to make Texas your permanent home. Other evidence can include: title to real property in Texas, Marriage Certificate with documentation to support that spouse is a domiciliary of Texas, ownership of a business in Texas with documents that evidence the organization of the business as a partnership or corporation and reflect the ownership interest of the person or dependent’s parents, state or local licenses to conduct a business or practice a profession in this state, having banking accounts in Texas, being registered to vote in Texas for 12 months, etc. Please note, current rules/law do not indicate either the number of hours you can enroll in SRSU or the number of hours you must work. Residency is based on your meeting durational requirements, proving
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