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DAVID님이 2013-09-11 12:01:58.0에 쓰신글
>안녕하세요
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>미국시민권이 있는 out of state 학생인데요
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>여기서 태어나서 어릴때 몇년간 살다가 작년에 다시 미국으로 왔는데
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>지금 cc다니고있는데 1년이 지나서 financial aid를 받을려고 office에 갔는데
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>신분을 resident로 바꿔달라 하더라구요 그래서 갔는데 제가 캘리포니아에서 tax return
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>을 하지 않았다고 resident로 바껴질수 없다 하더라구요
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>일을 하는 방법밖엔 없는데 그럼 resident로 될려면 여기서 tax return을 얼마나 해야하는지
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>그리고 다른방법은 없는지 좀 알려주세요

For CA  tax purposes, a California resident is anyone in the state for other than temporary purposes. Being in the state for more than nine months of a tax year creates a rebuttable presumption of residence. Residency also includes anyone domiciled in California, but out of the state for temporary purposes. A person's domicile is the place where he has the most permanent residence and to which he always intends to return.

To be a resident for CA college purposes,you must establish a physical presence for at least one year and must demonstrate an intent to stay in the state by registering to vote or showing other purposes for being in the state other than education. A person under 24 who does not have a parent domiciled in the state must also be financially independent.

NOTE:In order to be a fuull year residnet of CA state,

You must have lived a full 12 months in California, with documentation proving this.

You must have no ties with any other state (your driver's license, ID, license plate, et cetera must be from California), also for at least a full 12 months.

And, finally, you must be financially independent for TWO preceding tax years. This means your parents cannot pay for you to live in California, they cannot claim you on their taxes, and they cannot offer you any monetary help at all.