I recently attended Georgia Tech as an in-state undergrad student. Do I need to provide anything?

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If you attended Georgia Tech within the last 12 months and you were previously classified as an in-state student, you may retain your in-state status pursuant to Policy 4.3.2.2 . Usually, only your Georgia driver’s license or state-issued ID card is needed.

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My parents moved away from Georgia but I have been continuously enrolled as an in-state student at Georgia Tech or another University System of Georgia institution. Can I keep my in-state tuition classification?
I am from Georgia but I left the state of Georgia and came back. Do I qualify for in-state tuition?
How can I determine if I am eligible for in-state tuition?
Who is eligible for in-state tuition?
What is the difference between an independent student, a dependent student and an emanciplated student?

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