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Can I apply for a married exemption if I am engaged?
How do I apply for a married exemption?
What are the requirements for a married exemption?
How likely is it that I will be granted a married exemption?
Answer
- University Housing does not consider engagements as marriages for married exemptions. Applications received without a legal marriage license will be denied
- To apply for a married exemption, you first need to go to the University Housing Portal
- Click the Exemption Request button
- Find the appropriate term and click Continue
- Review your information and update as necessary. When finished, click Save & Continue
- Find the dropdown box labelled Exemption Type Requested and select Married
- Read the terms and conditions outlined in the agreement
- Sign in agreement by typing your first and last name
- Note: Students must type their name exactly as it appears in the housing portal, with no extra spaces or punctuation
- Click Save & Continue
- Upload an official copy of your Marriage License and click Submit Exemption Application
- You should arrive at a page labelled Exemption Application Status. You can now click Exit Application
- Married Exemptions are based upon the student providing a valid marriage license to the University Housing Office
- Note: Married Exemptions are not processed until a copy of a valid marriage license is submitted to the University Housing office
- There is no way for University Housing to quantify how likely it is that an exemption will get approved. The approval or denial of a housing exemption is solely based on the requirements outlined for each exemption and the university's ability to accommodate students' needs
- Note: University Housing recommends that students do not sign an off-campus lease until their exemption is approved
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