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How do I become a Texas resident?
I just moved here to live with my sister here in Killeen, Texas ever since last month February 16th. I'm enrolling in Central Texas College, and I'm trying to get a driver's license. I want to be able to be a resident here in Texas, and I am going to live here more than a year, and I want a cheaper tuition fee at Central Texas College. For that to happen, I need to be able to be a resident.
So how do I become a Texas resident?
Is it true you can just go get your Texas ID and you're good?
What's a Texas license? I heard it from somewhere.
Please, I need help! Tell me everything!
Okay, I forgot to mention, I came from the Republic of Palau and we're under the Compact of Free Association, which can entitle us to get jobs, live in the States, get an education, etc.
3 Answers
- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
In order to get a driver's license/ID card, you need to prove residency in Texas by showing a utility bill, bank statement or any legal document showing your address. I know the community colleges in Texas require to be in state for at least a year since I attend one when I lived there unless that has changed. I don't know about Central Texas College and if it falls under that rule.
Source(s): Former Texas resident (three times) - Brother HesekielLv 78 years ago
You are already a Texas resident. You became one on February 16, when you moved into your current place. In order to pay in-state tuition, you will have to be a Texas resident for at least 1 year. Until then you'd have to pay the out-of-state tuition. Or you just wait another year.
Source(s): An immigrant from Europe, I live in the charming old mission town San Buenaventura and work as an attorney in Santa Barbara, California. - 8 years ago
Well, you have to obtain a driving permit, then go to driving school and pass the driver's test and obtain a license. About the cheaper college tuition fee, sorry, you must pay the same amount like everybody else.
