<p>Greetings everyone,</p>
<p>Because I live overseas, and have lived most of my life outside the United States, it appears that I have two congressional regions to choose from. (Those of you guys that are wondering... we own a house in Virginia, and my grandfather, who happens to live in California recently passed away.. so we now own property there too) </p>
<p>I have two regions to choose from... CA, or VA. Which one should I take? Thanks everyone.</p>
<p>If your parent(s) are military - they have a legal address here in the States, which is where they would be registered to vote. Use that address.</p>
<p>If they are ex-pats- that could be different. They could still have a legal address here and if they are registered to vote that may be the congressional district you would use.</p>
<p>If your parents have different legal addresses or are registered to vote in different congressional districts - I don't know what you would do!
Call Admissions I think they can really help in tricky situations.</p>
<p>Property ownership has nothing to do with residency.</p>
<p>Both of my California and Virginia Senators/Congressman have already accepted me to compete in their pool. Do I still have to talk to admissions? Now it just seems that I have to decide which of the two states I should choose from.</p>