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Hi everyone,
For those of you that have experience with the NIH Post-Bac IRTA position and living in DC...
I found a place in DC but it seems the DMV is really strict about registering your vehicle in DC and getting a DC license to park there, since the streets are zoned. Once I do all of that, am I considered a permanent DC resident?
I submitted my AMCAS application with my NJ address (lived in NJ my whole life, including undergrad). Will I need to inform them of my move by changing my mailing address but not my permanent one? Or when it comes down to establishing NJ residency do I have whoever coordinates these things for IRTAs state that I was there as a trainee and not a permanent resident? I really don't want to be considered out of state by schools like RWJ and NJMS.
I'm a little confused and haven't started my position yet, so I figured I would post here for the IRTAs who may be lurking around. I also saw some other threads on this, but didn't see any outcomes posted. Thanks for reading!
For those of you that have experience with the NIH Post-Bac IRTA position and living in DC...
I found a place in DC but it seems the DMV is really strict about registering your vehicle in DC and getting a DC license to park there, since the streets are zoned. Once I do all of that, am I considered a permanent DC resident?
I submitted my AMCAS application with my NJ address (lived in NJ my whole life, including undergrad). Will I need to inform them of my move by changing my mailing address but not my permanent one? Or when it comes down to establishing NJ residency do I have whoever coordinates these things for IRTAs state that I was there as a trainee and not a permanent resident? I really don't want to be considered out of state by schools like RWJ and NJMS.
I'm a little confused and haven't started my position yet, so I figured I would post here for the IRTAs who may be lurking around. I also saw some other threads on this, but didn't see any outcomes posted. Thanks for reading!