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> Situation 14

 
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Situation 14 - The student has had Québec Resident status recognized at a Québec educational institution during the last five years and has resided in Québec for three consecutive years during that period.
If you last attended university before Fall 1997 or a CEGEP before 2000 there is no Quebec Residency data in your electronic file with the MELS. If this is your case then you should select a different Quebec Residency situation.


Required documents (1 or more)

  Number of required documents
  • Québec Medicare Card that establishes proof of dwelling in Québec for thirty-six consecutive months during the last five years.
1
OR OR
  • A copy of the students’ property tax bill that covers the reference period preceding the academic session for which the student is applying for Québec resident tuition rates.

          OR

  • A copy of the students’ school tax bill that covers the reference period preceding the academic session for which the student is applying for Québec resident tuition rates.

          OR

  • A copy of the students’ lease that covers the reference period preceding the academic session for which the student is applying for Québec resident tuition rates.

          OR

  • If the students’ lease has expired, a copy of the expired lease along with a copy of a landlord letter confirming that the lease has been renewed, along with the expired lease, that covers the reference period preceding the academic session for which the student is applying for Québec resident tuition rates.
3
  AND  
  • Two different pieces of official correspondence addressed to the student, proving the receipt of mail during the period in question at the address indicated on the lease or municipal tax assessment.
  The following documents will be accepted:
  • public service invoices
  • driver’s license
  • official correspondence from a municipal, provincial or federal government
  • official correspondence from a financial institution
  • correspondence from an educational institution

 

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