Residency Citizenship and Immigration Requirements

Any student seeking to reclassify as a resident for tuition purposes must hold:

• U.S. citizenship
• Granted permanent residency
• Granted asylum or refugee status
• Special Immigrant Visa
• Humanitarian Parole
• Temporary Protected Status
• Or good faith evidence of a submitted application for refugee status, humanitarian parole, temporary protected status, or asylum under United States immigration law
  • Status cannot be expired, or removed.
  • “Good Faith Evidence” requires verified documentation

Students on other types of visas not listed above are ineligible for residency reclassification but may qualify for a tuition waiver if they have attended 3 years, and completed graduation, in a Utah high school.

Students with granted permanent residency, granted asylum or granted refugee status must submit valid and unexpired documentation.

To apply for resident student status under House Bill 102, please visit our Residency Addendum page here.

For more information about Utah House Bill 102, click here:

UTAH HOUSE BILL 102