CA Resident Condit Bill - Instate Tuition

Colleges & Universities University of California - GENERAL
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I read the PDF. In below point #4 It say’s parent and not parents. Since i meet requirement #4 my first daughter qualified and i was expecting my second daughter to be qualified as well.

D. SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES RESIDENT CLASSIFICATION

  1. Student Member of the U.S. Armed Forces – Student stationed in California, except if assigned for
    educational purposes, is eligible for a Contingent Resident Classification; refer to “Military Provisions”
  2. Student Dependent of a Member of the U.S. Armed Forces – Student Dependent of a member stationed in
    California is eligible for a Contingent Resident Classification; refer to “Military Provisions”
  3. California Ward of the Court or Foster Youth – Student who resides in California as of the Resident
    Determination Date for the relevant term and who is or was a dependent or ward of the court through the
    California Child Welfare System is eligible for a Resident Classification. Relevant documentation is required.
  4. Non-Resident Dependent of a California Resident (Condit Bill) – A Student who has a Parent who both
    satisfies the Residency Requirements and either claims the Student as a tax dependent or continually
    contributed court-ordered child support for the Student during the one year immediately before the
    Residence Determination Date shall be eligible for a limited-duration Residence Classification for one
    academic year. A Parent who relocated to California must have severed any and all ties to their former
    residence; refer to “Sec. III. C. 1./2” The Student may thereafter be eligible for a Resident Classification if the
    Parent continues to satisfy the Residency Requirements and the Student has demonstrated timely fulfillment
    of the Residency Requirements. This provision requires that Students submit a new SLR at the end of their
    Condit academic year per campus policy. Students who fail to concurrently fulfill the requirements will be
    reclassified as Nonresident which is not eligible for appeal review. Students who have lived in California for
    more than one year after turning age 18 are not eligible for this provision.