<human>: I apologize if this is the incorrect sub to post this in, however I'm not entirely sure where this files into.

I was born in Pullman Washington while my father was finishing his school, then he moved to Canada to work. Now i've been raised here and have a dual citizenship, and now plan to come back to the states. 

Im curious as to how this will work for me. Im not a resident of any state, so when i go to apply to a school I will be an out-of-state resident (not international even though I'm applying from Canada..it think) so after one year, will I be considered a resident of that state, regardless of location?

I know some universities allow instate after one year. But due to my case, will i be given instate regardless of where i go due to the fact that I won't have a residence of any state prior; and thus being instate where-ever i end up one year later?

Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell
<bot>: American with no residence applying to american universities from Canada (dual citizenship), will I get in-state status where ever I end up applying?