The applicant is required to establish his/her own domiciliary ties once he/she makes the move to
Utah in order to meet other Utah laws that govern driving in the state or operating a vehicle in the
state of Utah, etc.
• Utah voter registration card
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Utah driver’s license or identification card
• Utah vehicle registration
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Evidence of employment in Utah
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Rental agreement showing your name and a Utah address
Eligible person entitled to benefits under 38 U.S.C. Chapter 30, Montgomery G.I. Bill –
Active Duty Educational Assistance
Program, or Chapter 33, Post 9/11 Educational
Assistance Program
Utility bills showing your name and Utah address
If applicant is a dependent child, a copy of the military service member's most recent federal
tax return verifying they claimed the
applicant.
An individual who maintains residency in Utah with an intent to return but who is serving
on active duty in the US Armed Forces and is assigned outside of Utah (includes cases
where the student is a spouse or dependent child):
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A copy of the military service member's military identification card (if applicant is a dependent
child or spouse, a copy of the applicant's military privilege card can be submitted instead).
A copy of the military service member's most recent military orders.
Objective evidence that the military service member has not relinquished residency ties to
Utah, which may include any one of the following:
• Utah voter registration card
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Utah driver’s license or
identification card
• Utah vehicle registration
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Copy of a Utah income tax return, in the military service member's or a military service member's
spouse's name, filed as a Utah resident
Proof that the military service member or military service member's spouse owns a home in
Utah, including a property tax notice for property owned in Utah.
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Evidence of eligibility under Title 38 U.S. Code Chapter 30, Montgomery G.I. Gill – Active Duty
Educational Assistance Program, or Chapter 33, Post 9/11 Educational Assistance Program.
Students may obtain verification through the Veteran Resource Office (TSC 314)
Signed written declaration that you will utilize G.I. Bill benefits – found in the signature section
of this application
Objective evidence that you have demonstrated an intent to establish residency in Utah, which may
include
any one of the following:
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