October 1

Establish your Utah domiciliary ties on or before October 1 for the Spring Semester the student seeks to reclassify as a resident student. For the Undergraduate One Year Rule Policy, Graduate Residency Reclassification Policy and School of Medicine Policy, these domiciliary ties are:

1. Utah Driver’s license
2. Utah Voter registration
3. Utah Vehicle registration

Please see UNDERGRADUATE POLICIES, ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICEMEMBERS & VETERAN POLICIES, USHE RECIPROCITY FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS for more information about the domiciliary ties required for the policy selected.

Please Note: If ties are not established by the deadline, you may be required to provide additional Utah ties.

Residency Calendars

Utah Domiciliary Ties are required for U.S. Military Veteran and/or Immediate Family Member of a U.S. Military Veteran and for Eligible Military Members, Veterans, or Dependents using Veteran’s Affairs (VA) Education Benefits.  These domiciliary ties may include any one of the following:

• A Utah voter registration card;
• A Utah driver license or identification card;
• A Utah vehicle registration;
• Evidence of employment in Utah;
• A rental agreement showing a Utah address and the military veteran’s name and/or VA Education Beneficiary; or
• Utility bills showing a Utah address and the military veteran’s name and/or VA Education Beneficiary

For U.S. Military Service Member on Active Duty in Utah and/or their Immediate Family Member (Spouse or Dependent Child) and Utah Resident Serving on Active Duty Outside of Utah (Includes Immediate Family Member/Military Dependent) the Utah domiciliary ties required may include any one of the following:

• A current Utah voter registration card;
• A valid Utah driver license or identification card;
• A current Utah vehicle registration;
•  A copy of a Utah income tax return TC-40, in the military service member’s or military service member’s spouse’s name, filed as a resident of Utah
• Proof that the military servicemember or military service member’s spouse owns a home in Utah, including a property tax notice for property owned in Utah.