If you claim to be a California resident for tuition purposes, the average time for completing the SLR is less than 20 minutes, although it can take longer if the system asks for additional information.
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<p>It took me about 25 seconds to complete and submit my SLR. Did I really really screw up somehow? I clicked yes for everything and then submitted; they didn't ask for anything else like </p>
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Information from your parents that may be required:
Dates of parents physical presence in CA
Drivers License and Vehicle Registration issuing state and dates
Voter registration
Bank accounts
Income tax filing status
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<p>None of that. Now I'm really worried, because they said the average time to complete it would be 20 minutes... I am a California resident and US citizen, and so are my parents. I don't remember there being a "next page" button or anything like that. Plus, they wouldn't actually let me submit it if I hadn't filled everything out, right? Ahhhhhh</p>
<p>Many have had that experience of a very brief SLR interaction - think it has something to do with having gone to a known local California school, where they begin the process expecting that you are a legal resident. Worked out fine in all the cases I have heard about.</p>
<p>Mine took the same amount of time. I’m assuming that they will either have a more formal check later, or they take your word for it. I couldn’t really imagine someone lying about that.</p>
<p>I called the school and they said that if you answered yes to everything than it would only take about 20 seconds. I panicked when I submitted mine as well</p>