Probably not but make sure that you are getting your mail and bills so that you don't miss something important.
No, because your address when you live at school is considered your temporary address. Legal proof of your address would include your driver's license, insurance for a structure (either home insurance or renter's insurance), a utility bill (electric, gas, water, etc.) or some other proof of where you live and pay your taxes at.
to the principle, school name address sir, i inform to you that i AM suffering from fever from yesterday.and doctor advices me that to take bad rest. so, i am not able to come to school. your obediently name class
by letting the students be aware about the issue so that they will be mature and they will also inform their family in order for them to make an action to solve the problem.
Possibly. Many insurance companies have a discount if your child is away at school that is 150 or more miles away. This is only if your student does not take the vehicle with them to school. If they do have a vehicle with them at school you need to make sure that the insurance company is notified of the address at school and which vehicle they have at school. Make sure you are honest with the insurance company during this time. If you get the discount be sure that you notify the company if any instance arises where the student wants to take the vehicle to school.
one meaning of suspend means to temporarily stop so when you are suspended fron school you are not allowed to be in school and your education is temporarily stopped until your return
Usually not. Your kid, while still in school, will probably consider your home his primary residence. Generally, insurance companies do, too. In your case, in particular, being in the same state makes it highly unlikely that your carrier will base your rates on two separate residences. The above answer is incorrect, the majority of insurance companies will rate the Kid at the address of the school if in the same State as the parents. It is'nt based on where the kid thinks his primary residence is. If the kid is going to be going to school -out of state- then the insurance company will use the parents address as the rating address
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No, She only needs insurance if she is driving. She does not have to give up her license if she is only attending school in another state. The state of issue is still her state of residence. The address she uses while attending the school is only a temporary address.
You need to use the address on your registration, not license. Whether the address on your license has to be the one on your registration is another question. I believe you are allowed to list one address as your "primary residence" and another as a "secondary." However, if you've moved away from that address (as opposed to perhaps having gone away from school, leaving parents behind there), it's fraud to continue using that address for insurance.
Every state I've been to has required it, yes. I can't for certain if this is law in all states, but parents really should inform a school official of this.
why do you want to know this???????? Yes, if your residence is listed as Ohio and your car is registered in Ohio, you can buy insurance using your Ohio address.
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