I would like to attend a local college in tx. I need to be a 1 year resident in order to qualify for in-state- tuition...As of today(10/26/10) I have been a TX resident for more than a year...The college will not accept my TX drivers Lic. as proof of my residence...I was told by the Admissions Cleark that my drivers lic. will only work as proof if it has an experation date of 10/26/2014.. On my driverss lic.. it shows that it will expire on 8/18/2015...I dont understand why this matters?????To the left of the Lic... it shows a Issue date..(the day i became a resident of TX) that day shows 9/2/2009...Im a resident of texas...I cant afford out of state tuition...All i need to show is that i have been in the state of TX for more than a year...My drivers lic. shows this..The school wii not accept this for whatever reason.... I cant show any other proof that i have been a resident as im not workin, i dont have my own home ETC.
Part B(student MUST provide at least ONE of the following supporting Doc.
1. A TX drivers lic or TX ID card with a expiration date of not more than four years.
Part B(student MUST provide at least ONE of the following supporting Doc.
1. A TX drivers lic or TX ID card with a expiration date of not more than four years.
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