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Well, maybe it's 2 birds with 1 stone. Buy a condo, rent or sublet it out, but use the address.[/quote]

A cheap rental is still what $1500, that's $18k a year. I find it hard to believe a lot of people are actually doing that.[/quote]

Surprising more people don't do this:

1. claim an address of an apartment building to get preference/residency
2. if it works and you "win" the lottery, then sign a lease, turn on the utilities, whatever
3. verify residence with that form
4. don't bother moving, turn off the utilities...
5. never get caught

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You don't even need to do this. All that's needed is a pay stub. Change your address at work, next pay stub will show new address. Schools should be checking YTD DC tax withholdings, but I don't they do and they can't do anything for a person in NE DC claiming NW address. [b]Schools should be pulling DC wages reported by DOES[/b]. [/quote]

What if a parent works in MD or VA? I have a DC plates, live in DC, but commute to VA for work after drop off.

Also, I don't think just a paystub is enough. When I re-enrolled I had to show that my car was registered in DC, my drivers license had to be DC, and my address on my paystub had to match my DC drivers license (I think I used a utility bill instead actually, but it had to match my DL and car registration). It definitely wasn't just one form of proof.[/quote]

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