Getting in state tuition

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Hi there
I am planning to attend university in California next year

I am Currently an international student with F1 visa and I am planning to get married to my boyfriend who is a California resident. I will have be a greencard holder by the end of this year.
My question is , will i get in state tuition aften getting permanent residence as my future husband is a California resident?
Thank you

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. Calculating Physical Presence
A lawful permanent resident (LPR), or one who has sought to become a lawful permanent resident, may establish California residence for tuition purposes, provided s/he submits to the campus Residence Deputy proper documentation.
A lawful permanent resident must submit a copy of their Permanent Resident card (Green Card), which must have been issued at least 366 days prior to the residence determination date for the term a resident classification is sought. The student must have also satisfied all other requirements under the UC Residence Policy and Guidelines.
A student who has sought to become a lawful permanent resident must submit an approved I-130 or an approved I-140 with a notice date that is at least 366 days prior to the residence determination date for the term a resident classification is sought. Additionally, the student must submit a copy of a concurrently valid visa that is valid at least until the student files an I-485 (Application to Register Permanent Residence or Adjust Status), along with a valid I-94. The student must have also satisfied all other requirements under the UC Residence Policy and Guidelines.
A student who held an eligible nonimmigrant visa (the nonimmigrant visa must have been valid at least until the I-485 receipt notice date) for at least 366 days prior to the residence determination date, and prior to filing an I-485, may retain a resident classification even if the I-485 receipt date will not yet meet the 366-day requirement, provided the student has satisfied all of the UC Residence Policy and Guidelines requirements while holding the eligible nonimmigrant visa and there are no gaps in status.
A student who has sought to become a permanent resident and whose circumstances somehow differ from the instances described above may submit official immigration documentation to the campus Residence Deputy for consideration, so long as the student’s circumstances clearly and convincingly indicate that the student has satisfied all of the UC Residence Policy and Guidelines’ requirements.