Certificate Of Residency - Idaho Association Of Counties
Download a blank fillable Certificate Of Residency - Idaho Association Of Counties in PDF format just by clicking the "DOWNLOAD PDF" button.
Open the file in any PDF-viewing software. Adobe Reader or any alternative for Windows or MacOS are required to access and complete fillable content.
Complete Certificate Of Residency - Idaho Association Of Counties with your personal data - all interactive fields are highlighted in places where you should type, access drop-down lists or select multiple-choice options.
Some fillable PDF-files have the option of saving the completed form that contains your own data for later use or sending it out straight away.
ADVERTISEMENT
1
2C
R
– S
-
-
I
S
ERTIFICATE OF
ESIDENCY
TEP
BY
STEP
NSTRUCTION
HEET
CURRENT FILLABLE PDF FORM TO SAVE, SIGN, PRINT, AND EMAIL:
1. Determine whether completing this form will be beneficial to you (the student).
a. If you are a legal resident of a county in Idaho other than Ada, Canyon, Kootenai, Jerome or Twin Falls, you may
complete this form and submit it to that county for consideration of tuition and fee assistance.
2. Determine whether you are eligible for county assistance.
a. To be eligible for county assistance, the board of county commissioners of the county of your residence must
verify your legal residence.
b. Residency is explained in Idaho Code §33-2110B. The residence of a minor shall be deemed the residence of the
parent(s) or court-appointed guardian.
3. Obtain your current Idaho EDUID # and your College Student ID #.
a. Each student taking community college courses will have two identifying numbers issued. These numbers are
critical to properly processing your Certificate of Residency application. Not providing both correct student
identifying numbers constitutes an incomplete application and may result in a denial from your county.
b. Your EDUID # can be obtained from your high school guidance counselor if you have attended public school in
Idaho after 2010. If you do not have an EDUID #, contact the registrar at your community college and they will
issue you one.
c. Your College Student ID # is assigned by your community college. You can obtain this number by (i) logging on
to your profile on the community college website, (ii) reading the notices or correspondence to you from your
community college, or (iii) contacting the registrar at your community college and they will issue you one.
4. Fill out the form and gather adequate documentation.
a. To be approved for county assistance, you must complete this form in its entirety and provide appropriate
documentation to your county of legal residence. Additional documentation may be required by the county to
determine residency. Timeliness in submitting the form and documentation is your responsibility.
b. If you are 18 or older, attach the following:
i. A copy of your government-issued identification that shows 1) a picture of you, 2) your address, and 3)
your signature.
ii. If you do not have government-issued identification as required above, then attach documentation that
shows where you have been living for the past 12 months, such as the following: Idaho state income tax
form; utility bills; lease agreement.
c. If you are under 18 years old, attach the following:
i. A copy of your government-issued identification that shows 1) a picture of you, 2) your address, and 3)
your signature.
ii. A copy of your legal guardian’s government-issued identification that shows 1) a picture of your guardian,
2) your guardian’s address, and 3) your guardian’s signature.
iii. If you do not have government-issued identification as required above, then attach documentation that
shows where you and your legal guardian have been living for the past 12 months, such as the following:
Idaho state income tax form; utility bills; lease agreement.
d. Some counties may require additional information and documentation.
5. Remit in person, by mail, or scan and email a completed Certificate of Residency and accompanying
documentation to your county clerk before December 1st if you plan to take classes in the Fall semester, and before
May 1st if you plan to take classes in the Spring semester. Failure to comply with these deadlines is sufficient
grounds for denial of county assistance for that semester. County contact information is located at:
6. Watch for notification of county decision regarding your certificate.
a. If you submitted this form before the due date, the county will notify you and the community college by email
and/or mail on or before December 20th for certificates for the Fall semester, and on or before May 20th for
certificates for the Spring semester.
7. Pay any tuition and fees that you owe.
a. If the county approves your Certificate of Residency, the county may either (i) pay the entire out-of-district
tuition amount (so you only pay resident student tuition), (ii) pay part of the out-of-district tuition amount, or
(iii) pay none of the out-of-district tuition amount. The maximum benefit you can receive from counties for
community college courses is $500 per semester with a lifetime maximum of $3,000 (Idaho Code §33-2110A).
b. If your application is denied, the county has determined you are not eligible and you are responsible for paying
all tuition and fee charges to your community college.
8. Re-file this certificate form when you change your county of residency, or at the beginning of each academic year,
whichever occurs first.
Rev. 2016-08-30
ADVERTISEMENT
0 votes
Related Articles
Related forms
Certification Of Exemption From Withholding Upon Disposition Of Maryland Real Estate Affidavit Of Residence Or Principal Residence - 2014
Financial
Certificate Of General Physical Examination For Adoption Applicant - Madison Adoption Associates
Medical
Related Categories
Parent category: Legal