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Can i used my in-laws address when apply for P1 registration? The school is only less than 1km from her place.
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hugomum:
See this MOE site regarding Statutory Declaration : http://www.moe.edu.sg/education/admissions/primary-one-registration/statutory-declaration/Can i used my in-laws address when apply for P1 registration? The school is only less than 1km from her place.
Thanks
Take note of eligibility.
Also, if you declare SD, you are considered to be 1-2km even if the address is physically within 1km. -
yes do a statutory declaration but will be consider as 1 to 2 km category
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Hi! My friend has 2 properties - 1 for residential and 1 is leased out. The one that is leased out is within 1km of the school that she wants to post her daughter in and the 1 they are staying is within 2km. From registration trend the past few years, the school has a balloting history for those living within 1km. Now they are thinking of having one parent changing the IC address to the one within 1km while the other still keeps the other address.
Question is - is this scenario possible? -
Do they intend to terminate the tenancy and move into the property
which is currently leased out? -
BigDevil:
I don't think so... would that be an issue?Do they intend to terminate the tenancy and move into the property
which is currently leased out? -
Buzzmom:
I don't think so... would that be an issue?
Which means your friend doesn't plan to stay in the address that she will use for P1 registration? This is illegal..... -
qms:
Yea that's what I heard too and already informed her. So I guess they have to make an informed decision...Buzzmom:
I don't think so... would that be an issue?
Which means your friend doesn't plan to stay in the address that she will use for P1 registration? This is illegal..... -
Hi,
Following the question from buzzmum, what if the address of each of the parent is different and each having different school that is within 1 km. Registration could be at either school depending on the circumstances on the day of registration with intention to stay at the address near the school that is sucessful. Is this then legal?
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