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If you do not reside in Wyoming, you may be considered a resident for tuition purposes if you meet all of the following criteria: You have been employed in Wyoming for at least seven months, and such employment is your principal means of support. You pay Wyoming property taxes. You reside in a state with a similar law.

Any mail addressed to you at your current physical or residential address. EXAMPLES: Utility bill, rent receipt, bank statement, insurance policy, telephone bill, mortgage document, vehicle registration, pay stub, tax document, voter registration, report card, magazine bill, doctors bill etc.

The documents needed are the same for a driver license and a state identification card. Drivers will need to bring one proof of identity, two proofs of current residency, one proof of Social Security number and one proof of name change if applicable. See the complete list of documents required by downloading the PDF.

23-1-107, Tuition at W.S. 21-17-105, and voting at W.S. 22-1-102(a)(). In general, you are considered a resident as soon as you are employed in Wyoming or have your personal residence in Wyoming. However, to get hunting licenses and state tuition benefits you must have lived in Wyoming for 12 consecutive months.

Simply owning property or having a Wyoming mailing address does not mean that a person is domiciled in Wyoming. If you are absent from Wyoming temporarily, such as for employment, education, or travel for a short period of time, you may still qualify as a resident.

A person may have more than one residence, but only one domicile. To be considered a legal resident of Wyoming, a person must have domiciled within Wyoming for a period of not less than one year and not claimed residency elsewhere for any purpose during the one year period.