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jawsome

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by jawsome » Tue May 19, 2009 4:10 pm
mnolen wrote:I took a look at the residency application and it's, well, quite thorough. Even though I've lived in CA my entire life I think I'll have trouble getting all of this stuff - there's a lot I just don't remember! Anyone know how to get a copy of your voter registration card? I registered in Santa Barbara when I lived there, and I guess I must have re-registered when I moved back up to Palo Alto in order to vote in the Presidential election.. so that would be a new registration card, right?
Umm...what residency application are you talking about? Do you mean the CA residency one?
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General Tso

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by General Tso » Tue May 19, 2009 4:12 pm
jawsome wrote:mnolen wrote:I took a look at the residency application and it's, well, quite thorough. Even though I've lived in CA my entire life I think I'll have trouble getting all of this stuff - there's a lot I just don't remember! Anyone know how to get a copy of your voter registration card? I registered in Santa Barbara when I lived there, and I guess I must have re-registered when I moved back up to Palo Alto in order to vote in the Presidential election.. so that would be a new registration card, right?
Umm...what residency application are you talking about? Do you mean the CA residency one?
Yeah that's what we were talking about.
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leron

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by leron » Tue May 19, 2009 4:13 pm
can anybody suggest some good places to eat in san francisco? i'm heading up this weekend to check things out.
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kimins

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by kimins » Tue May 19, 2009 4:34 pm
*sigh* guess i better start on those darned residency forms------its almost june.....time flys by too quickly
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jawsome

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by jawsome » Wed May 20, 2009 11:13 am
For those of you who have already submitted your financial aid papers: has UCH given you any kind of notice? I checked with BofA, who is doing my Stafford loans, a few weeks ago and they said that they had received everything they needed and it was now between them and UCH. I thought UCH might at least give us some kind of notice...
Has anyone tried calling? I'm thinking about doing it.
(I didn't have to deal with loans in undergrad so all of this is entirely new to me. Sorry if I sound clueless.)
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vb007

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by vb007 » Wed May 20, 2009 1:20 pm
jawsome wrote:For those of you who have already submitted your financial aid papers: has UCH given you any kind of notice? I checked with BofA, who is doing my Stafford loans, a few weeks ago and they said that they had received everything they needed and it was now between them and UCH. I thought UCH might at least give us some kind of notice...
Has anyone tried calling? I'm thinking about doing it.
(I didn't have to deal with loans in undergrad so all of this is entirely new to me. Sorry if I sound clueless.)
i haven't heard anything yet. i'm in the same boat as you. never had to take loans before. let me know what hastings says if you end up talking to them.
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by jdub » Wed May 20, 2009 5:40 pm
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by kimins » Wed May 20, 2009 5:42 pm
swheat wrote:mnolen wrote:swheat wrote:leron wrote:it is a pretty annoying application isn't it? i called, though, and confirmed that you do need to send everything.
to get a copy of your voter registration card, call the office on this list for your county and confirm that you're registered. then ask them how to get a copy. they'll probably tell you to write a letter to the register recorder at their address and send a check for $1.50
http://www.sos.ca.gov/elections/elections_d.htm
What about the proof that we voted in recent elections?
I didn't realize we needed that! Seems sort of impossible to me. The other annoying part is where you have to list your job for the past 6 years which is a ridiculously long time. I've worked about 10 jobs in 6 years and they give you 3 crappy little lines.
Thanks for the info on the reg. card!
It's not impossible. I talked to the Alameda Co. people...they said they can give a printout of your voting history.
I have to travel to the Alameda Superior Court to get all of these documents though

i just came back from the court house....FINALLY! i better not see any more forms from hastings...my welt for the TB thing has not died down yet...oh, hastings, the things you make me do!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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jawsome

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by jawsome » Thu May 21, 2009 4:31 pm
vb007 wrote:jawsome wrote:For those of you who have already submitted your financial aid papers: has UCH given you any kind of notice? I checked with BofA, who is doing my Stafford loans, a few weeks ago and they said that they had received everything they needed and it was now between them and UCH. I thought UCH might at least give us some kind of notice...
Has anyone tried calling? I'm thinking about doing it.
(I didn't have to deal with loans in undergrad so all of this is entirely new to me. Sorry if I sound clueless.)
i haven't heard anything yet. i'm in the same boat as you. never had to take loans before. let me know what hastings says if you end up talking to them.
I just called them and they said they'd be certifying the loans (i.e., getting them ready and sending to us) around mid-June. Makes sense since our due date for the first payments and such is the end of July. I'd double-check with your bank to make sure everything's in order, though.
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leron

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by leron » Thu May 21, 2009 5:38 pm
just got my hastings email address
FIRST

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jawsome

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by jawsome » Thu May 21, 2009 6:08 pm
you beat me.
just set mine up too. now to figure out if you can change the format at all...
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by vb007 » Thu May 21, 2009 11:25 pm
leron wrote:just got my hastings email address
FIRST

how did you get it?
edit: nm, i got the e-mail from them and just didn't read it.
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jawsome

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by jawsome » Sun May 24, 2009 7:32 pm
Hey all:
Studying abroad for a few months in the past year shouldn't jeopardize my CA residency, right? I've maintained my home in CA as my permanent residence, haven't changed voting anything, and so on. I can't imagine spending a few months out of the country after living in CA for 15 years would be a problem...or would it?
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jawsome

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by jawsome » Sun May 24, 2009 8:03 pm
mnolen wrote:Upon further inspection, it looks like you only need to include proof that you voted in recent elections to prove your intent to change CA to your permanent residence, having previously lived in a different state. Correct? Since I've lived in CA my whole life, do you guys think I still need to do it?
I don't see anything about voting history anywhere...
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by leron » Sun May 24, 2009 10:18 pm
jawsome wrote:Hey all:
Studying abroad for a few months in the past year shouldn't jeopardize my CA residency, right? I've maintained my home in CA as my permanent residence, haven't changed voting anything, and so on. I can't imagine spending a few months out of the country after living in CA for 15 years would be a problem...or would it?
i'm not an expert on this, but i highly doubt it. seems to me that you were only temporarily out of california and you still had the bona fide intention to treat california as your permanent residence. kind of like going on a vacation.
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by deadatheist » Mon May 25, 2009 2:23 am
jawsome wrote:Hey all:
Studying abroad for a few months in the past year shouldn't jeopardize my CA residency, right? I've maintained my home in CA as my permanent residence, haven't changed voting anything, and so on. I can't imagine spending a few months out of the country after living in CA for 15 years would be a problem...or would it?
nope no way. but go ahead and call the res office at the school anyways if you're unsure. just don't do anything drastic there that would affect residency (all examples are too silly to even mention). have fun!!
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jawsome

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by jawsome » Mon May 25, 2009 11:02 am
leron wrote:jawsome wrote:Hey all:
Studying abroad for a few months in the past year shouldn't jeopardize my CA residency, right? I've maintained my home in CA as my permanent residence, haven't changed voting anything, and so on. I can't imagine spending a few months out of the country after living in CA for 15 years would be a problem...or would it?
i'm not an expert on this, but i highly doubt it. seems to me that you were only temporarily out of california and you still had the bona fide intention to treat california as your permanent residence. kind of like going on a vacation.
Yeah, I just double-checked and it seems like temporarily leaving the country (i.e., for a few months) while retaining your CA residence as your primary residence is all that matters. Plus, I studied abroad during UG and it definitely didn't affect my CA residency. I just didn't even think it could possibly be an issue until reading through the UCH residency application.
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mnolen

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by mnolen » Wed May 27, 2009 3:47 pm
Totally forgot about finishing my res. app until today. Gooo me!
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by General Tso » Wed May 27, 2009 3:53 pm
mnolen wrote:Totally forgot about finishing my res. app until today. Gooo me!
Has anyone applied and received a residency determination yet?
I seem to remember reading somewhere that they try to turn around decisions within 7 days of receipt.
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by jdub » Wed May 27, 2009 7:22 pm
mnolen wrote:Totally forgot about finishing my res. app until today. Gooo me!
I sent in my residency application about 2 weeks ago, and it only just showed up on my web-advisor yesterday. Also, I haven't recieved any sort of notification about whether or not it was "accepted" or whether my residency claim is legit. I'm a CA lifer though, so I'm not too worried.
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by beckysoc24 » Thu May 28, 2009 12:54 am
I got an "urgent reminder" email today about the residency forms. I sent them in about 2 weeks ago. So I freaked out, and called, and they told me I was approved over the phone, and they didn't know why I got the email. I haven't checked web advisor yet, so I'm not sure if it's shown up there or not.
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by jdub » Thu May 28, 2009 11:06 am
beckysoc24 wrote:I got an "urgent reminder" email today about the residency forms. I sent them in about 2 weeks ago. So I freaked out, and called, and they told me I was approved over the phone, and they didn't know why I got the email. I haven't checked web advisor yet, so I'm not sure if it's shown up there or not.
Haha - yeah, the 'urgent reminder' freaked me out as well!
Speaking of freaking out, is anyone freaking out over this yet???
http://www.contracostatimes.com/localne ... urce=email
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by jdub » Thu May 28, 2009 11:08 am
jdub wrote:beckysoc24 wrote:I got an "urgent reminder" email today about the residency forms. I sent them in about 2 weeks ago. So I freaked out, and called, and they told me I was approved over the phone, and they didn't know why I got the email. I haven't checked web advisor yet, so I'm not sure if it's shown up there or not.
Haha - yeah, the 'urgent reminder' freaked me out as well!
Speaking of freaking out, is anyone freaking out over this yet???
http://www.contracostatimes.com/localne ... urce=email
Actually, sorry, here's a better article:
http://www.law.com/jsp/article.jsp?id=1 ... Law_School
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by General Tso » Thu May 28, 2009 12:26 pm
Do you guys think a private, "non-UC" Hastings @ 40k+ tuition would be worth it?
Hastings will surely drop in the rankings if this happens, if from nothing else than the cut in expenditures per student. I am pretty sure that low EPS is what caused them to drop behind Davis this year in the rankings.
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by jdub » Thu May 28, 2009 1:11 pm
A non-UC, private tuition will NOT make Hastings worth it. Super annoying that this proposal comes less than 3 months before school is set to start.
What else worries me is that Dean Newton is pretty much done at Hastings and shipping off to Notre Dame. A situation like this is what Deans are for, isn't it???
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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