I have been living with my girlfriend for the summer, she's been working in FL since last August, but we're both originally from the Northeast.  It sucked for us both while she was gone, and now that I'm here, I can't imagine going back.  I want to transfer to a school in FL to continue my education in the fall semester.  Somehow I forgot that most schools charge extra money for out of state residents, and  technically my "residence" is still in the Northeast.  I would be an "in state" resident for the duration of my attendance of the school, but my question(s) is(are): *how do I go about doing this, proving it, and hopefully in two weeks or less.*  I can't afford the out of state tuition.
user
how do I go about proving my "residency" in FL in the next two weeks or less?
assistant
I have been living with my girlfriend for the summer, she's been working in FL since last August, but we're both originally from the Northeast.  It sucked for us both while she was gone, and now that I'm here, I can't imagine going back.  I want to transfer to a school in FL to continue my education in the fall semester.  Somehow I forgot that most schools charge extra money for out of state residents, and  technically my "residence" is still in the Northeast.  I would be an "in state" resident for the duration of my attendance of the school, but my question(s) is(are): *how do I go about doing this, proving it, and hopefully in two weeks or less.*  I can't afford the out of state tuition.
user
I live in the Northeast and my girlfriend works in FL. I need to transfer to a school in FL in two weeks or less to continue my education.
assistant