§ 1010 Residency For Transportation Purposes
This law says you're a resident of the state if you've lived there for a year without moving to another state for a year. It also says time in jail or on parole doesn't count toward living somewhere.
A person moves to California and lives there for a year, then moves to Nevada for 6 months before coming back to California.
This person is still considered a California resident because they didn't live in Nevada for a full year.
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§ 1010 Residency For Transportation Purposes
Last verified: January 11, 2026