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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know one residency cheat from years past.  This woman and her child were abandoned by her husband (he left the area and they had no contact from him or contact info for him for many years).  She worked for a federal agency downtown and had strict hours.  Even with before and after care, she could not meet her work required hours (she was required to work 7:30-4:30, aftercare opened at 7:00 and it was a 45-90 minute drive in rush-hour to get to work depending on traffic).  So, she used a friend's address to get her child into a school near her office where she could drop off at 7:15 and pick up at 4:45.  At the time (this was about 15 years ago) there was no flexibility in her office and she could not afford to lose her job.  At the time, they could not move as the house was not in a sellable condition and they would have had to sell for a loss; she had no money to bring to the table to sell the house.

Fortunately, that child has now graduated college and no one turned her in those many years ago.  And the mother is in a much better place (and house) after all these years.[/quote]

Great! See, sometimes cheaters do win![/quote]
What's the statue of limitations on DC recovering the funds due from her fraud?[/quote]

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