Legal Question in Administrative Law in Nevada

Re: Nevada Residency

Being a resident means your principle place of residing is in that location. You do not do anything in Nevada except own a property there. So the answer clearly is no.

Re: Nevada Residency

Your question is probably better thought of as regarding DISclaiming California residency that claiming Nevada residency, and therefore should be answered with reference to California law.

California will determine whether you reside here based on a combination of factors, including:

1. Where you actually hang your hat, i.e., where you spend the night most of the time;

2. Where you get a paycheck or run your business;

3. Where your car is registered;

4. Where you are registered to vote;

5. Where you get your mail;

6. Where your kids go to school;

7. The area code of your principal phone;

and similar factors, with the heaviest weight on #1. It is not a matter on which you can simply make an election; it is a question of fact.