- Parent of Minor Moves from California. If the California
resident parent(s) of an eligible minor moves from California, the minor
will be entitled to resident classification as long as the minor enrolls
for full-time attendance in a California public postsecondary institution
within one calendar year of the parent's departure, and remains physically
present in California. This classification will continue until the minor
has attained the age of majority and has resided in California for the
minimum time required to become a resident. The financial independence
requirement does not apply to this situation.
- Self-supporting Minor. Minor students who are U.S. citizens or
eligible aliens may be eligible for resident classification if
documentation of physical presence, intent to be a California resident,
and self-support through the student's own employment or credit is
provided for the entire calendar year prior to the residence
determination.
- Two-Year Care and Control. Minor students who are U.S. citizens or
eligible aliens may be eligible for resident classification if they have
lived with and been under the continuous care and control of an adult or
series of adults other than a parent for not less than two calendar years.
The adult or series of adults must have been responsible for care and
control for the entire two-year period and must be California residents
prior to the residence determination date.
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