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Filling out the Core Residency Questions is an essential step for students seeking to establish their residency status for tuition purposes at Texas A&M University. This guide provides a supportive overview of the process, ensuring you understand each section of the form.

Follow the steps to complete your residency application.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the residency questions document and open it in your preferred editor.
2. Begin with Part A, where all students must provide their basic information. Fill out your name, student ID number, and date of birth accurately.
3. Move to Part B, which pertains to previous enrollment. Answer the questions regarding your attendance at any Texas public college or university during the last 12 months. If you attended, provide the institution's full name and the terms you were enrolled.
4. In Part C, indicate whether you are a resident of Texas. If you answer 'yes', proceed to Part D. If 'no', specify your state or country of residence.
5. Part D requires information regarding your high school diploma or GED, residency duration, and citizenship status. Be thorough in your responses to ensure accurate classification.
6. Complete Part E if you did not answer 'yes' to questions 1a, 2, and 3 in Part D. Provide information regarding your tax filing status and who provides your majority support.
7. If applicable, answer the questions in Parts F and G, which delve deeper into your citizenship status, residency claims, and current situations.
8. In Part H, include any additional comments that may assist in evaluating your residency eligibility.
9. Finally, complete Part I by certifying the accuracy of the information provided, signing, and dating the form.

Ensure your residency classification is accurate by completing your documentation online today.