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AL SB45
Bill
AI Summary
SB45 Summary
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Permits persons absent from Alabama on military duty, mission assignment, or similar purposes to file a notarized declaration of residence with the county judge of probate designating any place in Alabama as their residence.
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Upon filing, the person and dependent children are considered residents for all legal purposes except voter registration and eligibility for elected office.
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A declaration of residence does not establish permanent residency for purposes of Alabama G.I. and Dependents' Educational Benefit Act eligibility or in-state tuition rates, unless the person filed or was required to file a personal income tax return with Alabama.
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Previously registered voters retain voting rights in their original district despite filing a declaration of residence in a different location.
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The act prohibits using declarations of residence to change venue in pending civil actions or for forum shopping purposes.
Legislative Description
Residency, declaration by persons outside the state on military duty, mission assignment, etc., filing with judge of probate, not effective for election purposes
Judge, Probate
Last Action
Delivered to Governor at 2:57 p.m. on May 9, 2012
5/9/2012