If I work in New York, can I remain a Texas resident? I just got a job in New York. Up to now I have been working and living in Texas. Do I lose my status as Texas resident? For example, in the future I want to go back to school in Texas, and pay Texas instate resident tuition... Thanks.
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Just keep your permanent address in Texas and renew your drivers license and plates there as well.
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You stop being a Texas resident as soon as you move out of the state. If you maintain a home there, you may be considered a resident for some purposes, but it depends on the exact purpose whether you would be considered a Texas resident. For University of Texas' in-state tuition, you must live in Texas for 12 consecutive months and maintain a domicile in Texas. Temporary absence even for an employment assignment will not remove your residency, but it has to actually be temporary.