Notary letter proof of residency registration#

*Two (2) of the following items are required to submit proof of residency to your county Please check with your county Treasurer’s Office for complete information. * Nassau county may have its own residency requirements and conditions that could impact your ability to receive Borough Of Manhattan’ NYC tuition rate. Important: It’s your responsibility to make sure that a valid Certificate of Residence is on file. Be sure to follow all instructions completely. The above link will take you to an external website.

If you cannot apply online, complete the Nassau County Certificate application (Nassau County Form B-80).

The quickest and easiest way to apply for your Nassau County certificate of residence is online at:.

For all Nassau County Residents only ( all other counties should follow step A above):

Bring the B-81 issued by the county clerk to the Bursar’s Office NO LATER THAN THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES.ī.

Present the notarized application (Form B-80), plus two items of proof of residency* to your local county clerk.

Complete the County Certificate APPLICATION (Form B-80) for a Certificate of Residence.

For residents of all New York State counties except Nassau County residents ( Nassau residents should follow step B below):

Depending on the county in which you reside, please follow one of the two steps below.Ī. The Certificate of Residence (Form B-81) must be received at the Bursar NO LATER THAN THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES.

Notary letter proof of residency registration#

Upon registration for the semester, the certificate remains valid for one year or as stipulated by the county. Please note that a Certificate of Residence may not be issued earlier than two months prior to the start of classes for the semester. Students who reside in New York State, but not in New York City, must obtain a Certificate of Residence (Form B-81) from their home county and remit it to the Bursar’s Office as a condition of registration and billing at the in-city rate of tuition.