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Well, it's that time of year and the residency questionnaires are flying in
fast and furiously...

I have a student whose parents worked for the DOD as school teachers
overseas (Germany) from August 1996 until they returned to Washington in
June 1999.  It's likely that they  can't "establish residency" overseas and
thereby negate their Washington residency, but they should establish that
they did, in fact, have Washington residency before they left and have
maintained ties to Washington, right?  What kinds of things can they
provide, since it's been 3 years?  And how much weight should their own
written statements carry?

Thanks for your help.

Janelle Miner, Registrar
Whatcom Community College

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