Out of State Tuition...

jim97
Sat, 14 May 2005 18:03:11 +0000

I knew that if you rent or share a place, that is considered a primary residence but i did not know that its considered your own primary residence if you simply are living at your relatives house. Like i mentioned before, if you are doing this- living with relatives, then would you have to show some sort of contribution?? I mean, someone could be living with their relatives for well over 1 yr. and contribute absolute nothing, they are completely depedent on relatives.

I understand how renting, or sharing a place is considered being a resident because you are independent- when renting, you have to pay for the rent monthy, and to pay for the rent you get a job in California, thus contributing to the economy there, i understand that but what if you have a person that lives with relatives does none of this?? But like i said, i know my cousin does hold a job and payes a fixed amount monthly.