<p>Hello,</p>
<p>I have had divorced parents since middle school and I spent more time with my mother than my father during which time my father was entirely in South Carolina. I moved around with my mother many times, two continents in two different countries in 3 different cities in 3 different cities- that was my high school. Now, I had a residence in North Carolina, my home state, also the state in which I was born and completed middle school. Also, I had completed my final 2 years of high school in New York, breaks and summers with my father, in SC. I then spend the following year, freshman year of college in NY; meanwhile, my mother moved back to NC, and the entire time my father was in SC, and I spent breaks split between them, and now I am living with my father. So, I would like to know if I could be considered as a resident of SC. Mind you, I have had my drivers license, of SC, for the past year and a half, also I have had my bank account there since before that. Just to add in more to this all, I wasn't considered a resident of NY for my senior year considering I had lived there for not even a full 2 years, and while I was alone in college, I don't eve know of what I was a resident, most probably NY, though I had one parent in NC and the other in SC, over which time I had spent more time with my father. I apologize for any grammatical errors, or redundancy. </p>
<p>Thanks for any insight,
frl6935</p>