<p>I have an E-2 Visa dependent and been living in Georgia for 16 years or so. My family has paid taxes for the past 16 years. When applying to UGA I was classified under as non georgia resident. I'm pretty sure I am considered under the exception and should be a Georgia resident for tuition purposes. Anyone have any experiences with this? What papers must I send to them and etc.</p>
<p>An E-2 visa is not a permanent resident visa is it? According to the georgia university system website
[4.3</a> Student Residency - Board of Regents Policy Manual - University System of Georgia](<a href=“http://www.usg.edu/policymanual/section4/policy/4.3_student_residency/UGA]4.3”>http://www.usg.edu/policymanual/section4/policy/4.3_student_residency/UGA) website
only non citizens who are permanent residents qualify for instate tuition.</p>
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<p>An E2 visa does not make you an eligible noncitizen as defined by federal Title IV regulations.</p>
<p>I’m over 18 and been enrolled in a NC state supported institution for three years so far. My parents are about to move to another state in a few months and I would like know how this will affect my residency status? Will I still be eligible for in-state tuition until the end of my college education? </p>
<p>I am currently living in my own apartment, have a job, but do not file taxes seperately.</p>