<p>Yes I’m really confident because I’m doing several things to build my case. I have also had talks with our personal CPA and the people at the admissions office. </p>
<p>1) texas bank account
2) texas drivers license
3) registering to vote in texas (first state that I will ever be registered in)
4) parents not claiming dependency
5) using uncle’s address for all correspondency
6) I’m listed as working for my dad’s company which is redirecting its pay so that its classified as operating out of texas (i will be paying my texas taxes on it, this year and every consecutive year).
7) I can also open a PO box if necessary</p>
<p>all of the things above build a REALLY strong case.</p>
<p>how can you deny someone who has all of the above and lots of documentation to back it up?</p>
<p>And this isn’t just an ulterior motive, I really do want to live and work in Austin after I graduate. Thats why I even chose to come to this university. I’m not just going to randomly come down to texas for college if I don’t want to live here…</p>