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From: "PAULA MAYS" <pmays@evcc.ctc.edu>
To: residency@u.washington.edu
Subject: I HAVE A QUESTION FOR YOU
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I have an problem with residency and i wouldn't mind any help.

There is a 20 year old student that didn't have any trouble prooving she =
was a resident of the state of washington.  Finanacial aid, however, =
discovered conflicting information.  It seems her mother also claimed her =
as a deduction, as did our student.  Financial aid wants to know what I am =
going to do about this and I was wondering what they were going to do =
about it.

the way i see it, residency should still be offered to the student and the =
dual deduction seems to be a problem with the mother and the irs.

Any comments please?
sincerely,
paula mays



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