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This information will not be processed unless a current application for admission is on file. Non-resident students currently enrolled may also use this form to apply for consideration for reclassification to Texas resident for tuition purposes. Requests for reclassification must be received prior to the official census date of the term for which you are requesting reclassification. That date is the twelfth class day of fall and spring semesters and the fourth class day of summer terms.  \nResident status for tuition purposes in the State of Texas is governed by the Texas Education Code, Section 54.052 through 54.064 and rules and regulations promulgated by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Failure to provide complete and accurate information, supporting documents, and appropriate signatures will delay processing and may result in denial of your application for residency.  \nUpon completion, this form should be returned to Texas A&M University, Office of Admissions, Residence Section, P.O. Box 30014, College Station, Texas 77842-3014, or sent by email attachment [to](to residency@tamu.edu. Any)[ ](to residency@tamu.edu. Any)[residency@tamu.edu](to residency@tamu.edu. Any)[.](to residency@tamu.edu. Any)[ Any](to residency@tamu.edu. Any)[ ](to residency@tamu.edu. Any)questions may be directed to 979-845-1085 or [residency@tamu.edu](residency@tamu.edu) .  \nPART A. Student Basic Information. All Students must complete this section.  \nName:   Student ID Number:    \n(UIN)  \nDate of Birth:    \nPART B. Previous Enrollment. For all students.  \n1. During the 12 months prior to the term for which you are applying, did you attend a public college or university in Texas in a fall or spring term?  \nYes No  \nIf you answered “no,” please go on to Part C.  \nIf you answered “yes,” complete questions 2-5:  \n2. What Texas public institution did you last attend? (Give full name, not just initials. )  \n3. In which terms were you last enrolled? (check all that apply) fall, 20   Spring, 20    \n4. During your last semester at a Texas public institution, did you pay resident (in-state) or nonresident (out-of-state) tuition?  \nresident (in-state) nonresident (out-of-state) unknown  \n5. If you paid in-state tuition at your last institution, was it because you were a Texas resident or because you were anon-resident who received a waiver?  \nresident  \nnonresident with a waiver  \nunknown  \nImportant: If you were enrolled at a Texas public institution during a fall or spring semester within the previous 12 months and were classified as a Texas resident, skip to Part I, sign and date this form and submit it to your institution. If you were not enrolled, or if you were enrolled but classified as a nonresident, proceed to Part C.  \nReset Page  \nPrint  \nPART C. Residency Claim.  \nAre you a resident of Texas? Yes No  \nIf you answered yes , continue to Part D.  \nIf you answered no, complete the following question and continue to Part I.  \nOf which state or country are you a resident?   If you are uncertain, continue to Part D.  \n| PART D. Acquisition of High School Diploma or GED. |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n|  | Yes | No |\n| 1. a. 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