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In case it wasn't clear, "residency" here means residency in the district, not residency in the US. Nor is a license required for that proof. For example, http
by dalke 10y ago
In case it wasn't clear, "residency" here means residency in the district, not residency in the US.
Nor is a license required for that proof. For example, http://www.browardschools.com/Parents-Students/Parent-Student-Pages/Register-My-Child-In-School http://www.browardschools.com/Parents-Students/Parent-Studen... shows that a Notarized lease agreement and a utility bill suffice for that county.
For that matter, https://www.hcps.org/parents/proofofresidency.aspx https://www.hcps.org/parents/proofofresidency.aspx says a driver’s license is not acceptable as proof of residency.
- mgamache 10y agoRight. What's interesting here (in Indiana -- and probably a lot of states) is that you can't get state ID without proof of being a US Citizen or proper immigration status. So, asking for a state id is the equivalent of asking about citizenship/immigration status.