When you apply for federal student aid, your answers to the questions in Step 3 of the paper FAFSA or in Step 2 of the online FAFSA determine whether you're considered dependent on your parents or independent. If you're considered dependent, your parents' income and assets as well as your own must be reported on the FAFSA.

The FAFSA requires household income to be considered when calculating financial need. Step-parents income is required to be reported. The step-parent should be included in the number in the family.

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Example: A family reported their 2006 earnings on the FAFSA, but in 2007 their income is much less due to a job loss. Complete an Evangel Special Circumstance form with required documentation/summary of circumstances and turn it into the Evangel Office of Student Financial Aid. The Special Circumstance form will be evaluated to see if any adjustments can be made, due to your individual circumstances. No. Record your marital status as it is, at the time you complete your FAFSA.

If your natural parents are separated or divorced, use the natural parent with whom you lived the most in the past 12 months. If you lived with neither parent, or lived with each parent an equal number of days, use the parent that provided the most financial support to you over the past 12 months. If the parent you are reporting on the FAFSA has remarried, you must also include the step parent's financial information on the application.

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The law governing FSA programs is based on the premise that the family is the first source of the student’s support, and the law provides several criteria that decide if the student is considered independent of his/her parents aid eligibility. Note that a student reaching the age of 18 or 21 or living apart from his/her parents does not affect his/her dependency status.

A student under 24 years of age must provide parent information on the FAFSA regardless of living arrangements. The exceptions are listed on the FAFSA under Step 3. If a student does not answer yes to any of these questions, parent information is required. For special circumstances (parents incarcerated, abandonment, abusive environment), please see the Financial Aid Office.

After you receive notification from the US Department of Education and there has been a change in your FAFSA information, you should notify our office by completing one of the following: Correction Form, Special Consideration and Dependency Override. These forms are available at: www.apsu.edu/financialaid/forms/forms.htm

If you don't meet one of the federal criteria to be an independent student, you will have to supply your parents' information on the financial aid application. If extenuating family circumstances prevent you from supplying your parents' information, contact the financial aid office to discuss your situation.

Provided information for the parent that provided you with the most support in the past year. If the parent who provided you with the most support has remarried, your step-parent’s information must also be provided on the FAFSA.

If you answer yes to any of the following questions you do not have to supply parent information on the FAFSA, however if you cannot answer yes to at least one question you must supply parent information.

Yes. When a parent has remarried, the government considers that marriage as forming a new family unit in which both parent and step-parent information is required. Yes. Your household size should include all children you support 51% or more from July 1 through June 30 of the following year. It makes no difference who is being claimed on your or your ex-spouse’s taxes.

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is available from any high school, community college or university. The FAFSA application is considered for federal and state grants, federal and state work-study programs and federal loans.

Yes, we would like to see a list of current board of trustees, letters of support, readily available printed material about the organization such as annual reports or brochures, IRS letter confirming Internal Revenue Code 501(c)(3) status and classification as a public charity or information confirming status as a governmental unit or agency.

No supporting materials are accepted. Applications with supplemental material will be returned to the school. Schools that submit supporting material will be asked to resubmit their application in the correct format. Later in the selection process, a school selection team may request specific material from the school in order to evaluate the application or to prepare for the school visit. The request for material is at the discretion of the individual school selection committee.

Absolutely. The FAFSA will not be processed by the US Department of Education if it is not signed by you and at least one parent (if you are a dependent student). An unprocessed FAFSA is essentially the same as not having filed a FAFSA at all from the school's perspective, anyway-the school cannot determine your eligibility for aid and cannot offer any aid to you until all signatures have been submitted and the official results are received from the US Department of Education.

You can always contact the financial aid office at BCON or UWGB for assistance. High school seniors and their parents may want to watch for a Financial Aid Night or similar seminar at the high school in the spring semester. Many high schools invite financial aid professionals from local colleges to come to their campuses for an evening presentation to help students and parents understand the financial aid process. Some communities offer similar programs.

Yes! The FAFSA or a FAFSA Renewal must be submitted each academic year. Students who provided their email address on the FAFSA will receive email notification of the FAFSA Renewal online. Those who did not provide an email address will receive a FAFSA Renewal application by mail. Filing a Renewal FAFSA is much quicker and easier than filing a new FAFSA form.

U.S. citizens must complete the FAFSA: Free Application for Federal Student Aid to be eligible for loans and Richmond scholarships. Please enter the school code for Richmond: G10594, when completing the form. For additional information on financial assistance: http://www.richmond.ac.uk/content/admissions/scholarships-financial-assistance.aspx

The Department of Education's definition of an independent student is much more stringent than most people expect. There are questions on the FAFSA that determine a student’s dependency status. If the student can not answer “yes” to any of those questions they are considered dependent even if they have not lived with, supported or claimed for tax purposes by their parents for several years. Below are the requirements for a student to be considered independent.

If the parent for which you are reporting income on the FAFSA is remarried, it is necessary to report stepparent income as well. The Congressional Methodology that calculates the Expected Family Contribution looks at the "family unit" the student lives with. No. It is not possible to update marital status on the FAFSA from single to married.

If you are 23 years old or younger and do not answer yes to any of the questions in step 3 of the FAFSA form, you are considered a dependent student and required to fill in your parent's information. If you believe that you are not a dependent student, please call the Financial Aid Office at (888) 360-1588 ext. 1151 to discuss your situation and to apply for a Dependency Override if applicable.

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If your parents are separated or divorced, the custodial parent should fill out the FAFSA. The custodial parent is the parent you have lived with the most in the past 12 months. If you did not lived with one parent more than the other, then the parent who provided you with the most financial support should fill out the FAFSA.

The custodial parent is responsible for filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The custodial parent is the parent with whom you lived with the most during the past 12 months. You can call and update this information over the phone by calling 1-800-4-FED-AID and providing your Data Release Number (DRN). The DRN is located on the 1st page of your Student Aid Report (SAR). You may also make this change online at www.fafsa.ed.gov.

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