Moving for in-state residency?

[msw1992]

I have tried to find this on existing forums with no luck.
If I were to move to another state right now, >12 months before matriculation, could I use that new state as residency for AMCAS/TMDSAS? Specifically Texas or Florida. Does anyone have experience with this? I would want to stay in that state permanently, so ethically I feel fine about this, it's not technically "solely for educational purposes."

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[gyngyn]

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[msw1992]

If you are either of the two pictured in your avatar, may I suggest protecting your anonymity?

Done and done. Thanks!

 

[gyngyn]

Here are the rules for TX: TMDSAS Medical: Residency Information
They have become familiar with an uptick in the number of applicants employing your method, though. Perhaps @wysdoc could give us an opinion on the odds of success for this strategy.

 

[msw1992]

Here are the rules for TX: TMDSAS Medical: Residency Information
They have become familiar with an uptick in the number of applicants employing your method, though. Perhaps @wysdoc could give us an opinion on the odds of success for this strategy.

Yeah it sounds like it's pretty cut and dry, I wouldn't have time to move and establish domicile 12 months before time of application, I thought it might be 12 months before matriculation