10 August 2007

Virginia Residency Workshop


On Saturday, July 14, 2007, the Chapter hosted a workshop, "How to Obtain In-State Residency," at the LDS Arlington Building. Joseph Kroupa and Jon Brodegard offered presentations describing their experiences seeking in-state residency status. The workshop was elucidating and encouraging.

Jon's and Joseph's presentations included the documents they used to secure in-state residency, the steps one may take, and synopses and citations of cases, both successfully and unsuccessfully prosecuted, concerning appeals for in-state residency.

Thanks to Joseph and Jon for all their hard work. Workshop handouts are available; email gmujrcls@gmail.com for them.
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