Texas Alcoholic Beverage Code - Section 1.07. Resident Aliens

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§ 1.07. RESIDENT ALIENS.  (a) For purposes of any 
provision of this code that requires an applicant for a license or 
permit to be a United States citizen or Texas citizen, regardless of 
whether it applies to an individual, a percentage of stockholders 
of a corporation, or members of a partnership, firm, or 
association, an individual who is not a United States citizen but 
who legally resides in the state is treated as a United States 
citizen and a citizen of Texas.
	(b)  If it is required that an individual have resided in the 
state for a specified period of time, an alien legally residing in 
the state satisfies the requirement if he has legally resided in the 
state for the prescribed period of time.  If an alien becomes a 
United States citizen while residing in Texas, any continuous 
period of time he legally resided in the state immediately before 
becoming a citizen is included in computing his period of 
continuous residence in the state.

Added by Acts 1979, 66th Leg., p. 1971, ch. 777, § 18, eff. Aug. 
27, 1979.

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