HAR §20-4-9
HAR §20-4-9. Special Circumstances
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Cite as Haw. Code R. § 20-4-9
(a)
The
resident status of every adult shall be established by
the person's own acts and intentions and shall not be
derived from any other person, except as specifically
provided otherwise in this chapter.
(b)
The residence of an unernancipated minor
shall be the residence of the parent who claims the
minor as a dependent for tax purposes, regardless of
the minor's primary abode.
If both parents are
deceased, the residence of the unemancipated minor
remains that of the last parent to die until changed
by court order.
Upon court appointment of a guardian
for the minor, the residence of the minor shal l become
that of the guardian.
(c)
A nonresident unemancipated minor attending
an institution of higher learning outside of Hawaii o r
on active duty with the United States armed forces,
whose parents become residents of Hawaii and who
reaches majority before the minor would derive
residency in Hawaii from the parents' new status, may
be classified as a resident for tuition purposes when
the parents have completed twelve consecutive months
of residence; provided that the classification shall
be lost if actions inconsiste nt with resident status
are taken after leaving the institution or discharge
from the military (e.g., fai l ure to promptly make a
home in Hawaii).
(d)
If an unemancipated minor's parents l ose
their Hawaii residence, the minor shall be classi fied
as a nonresident at the next residency determination
date; provided if the parents' change of residence i s
due to obedience to active- duty mi litary orders, the
minor student shall continue to pay resident tui tion
as long as the minor continuously attends the
University full time.
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(e)
An emancipated minor shall be considered an
adult for purposes of residence under this section.
The following shall constitute evidence of
emancipation, no one of which shall be controlling:
( 1)
Self-supporting.
(2)
Subsistence not provided by parents or legal
guardian.
(3)
Prior military service.
(4)
Other evidence of residence enumerated under
section 20-4-7.
(5)
Any other conduct inconsistent with parental
control and custody.
(f)
A student shall be allowed to base residency
on that of someone other than the parent or legal
guardian, provided the relationship between the
student and the person or persons other than the
parent or legal guardian is that of hanai.
(g)
An alien may establish residence to the
extent permitted by the Immigration & Nationality Act.
The date of approval of such status shall be the
earliest date upon which the twelve-month residency
requirement may begin to accrue.
{h)
Service in the armed forces of the United
States shall not of itself negate establishment of
residence in Hawaii.
for instance , a nonresident
servicemember whose last duty station is in Hawaii and
who does all othe r things necessary to e stablish bona
fide residence in Hawaii, may be classified as a
resident.
In addition , a person who establishes
residence in Hawaii but who enters the military
service prior to the expiration of the twelve months
from the date of establishment may tack the period of
military service onto the former period to satisfy the
twelve-month criteria.
[Eff 6/22/81 ; am 3/12/84 ; am
and comp 07/15/06; am and comp
OCT 1 3 2022
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(Auth: HRS §304A-402) ( Imp: HRS §304A-402)
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§20-4-10
SUBCHAPTER 2
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