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1. • • If your child hasn’t started the FAFSA form yet, they’ll receive an email notifying them that a FAFSA form was started on their behalf. They can then follow the steps included in the email to enter the form and complete the student sections, provide their consent and approval, and sign the form. Avoid an incomplete FAFSA ® form.
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     8 Steps for Parents Completing the 2024–25 FAFSA® Form

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   What if my child hasn't started the FAFSA?

   • If your child hasn’t started the FAFSA form yet, they’ll receive an email notifying them that a FAFSA form was started on their behalf. They can then follow the steps included in the email to enter the form and complete the student sections, provide their consent and approval, and sign the form. Avoid an incomplete FAFSA ® form.

   8 Steps for Parents Completing the 2024–25 FAFSA® Form

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   Does my child need a FAFSA form?

   • Additionally, states use the FAFSA form and FAFSA information to award their own aid. Your child will need to complete a FAFSA form every year they’re enrolled in school to receive aid. Each school and state has its own deadline for completing the FAFSA form. Many states have limited funds available.

   8 Steps for Parents Completing the 2024–25 FAFSA® Form

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   Do you need to complete the FAFSA?

   • Completing the FAFSA form by the applicable deadlines is the best way to ensure that your child is eligible for as much aid as possible for college, career school, or trade school. Dependent students must provide parent information on the FAFSA form, and in most cases, a parent will be identified as a contributor on the form.

   8 Steps for Parents Completing the 2024–25 FAFSA® Form

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   Can I sign and submit my child's FAFSA form?

   • If you were invited as a contributor on your student’s FAFSA form and if your child has already completed the required student section, you’ll be able to select “Sign and Submit” and complete the form as long as no additional contributor participation (such as, your child’s other parent or your spouse) is required.

   8 Steps for Parents Completing the 2024–25 FAFSA® Form

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3. studentaid.gov › articles › fafsa-for-parents8 Steps for Parents Completing the 2024–25 FAFSA® Form

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   If your child hasn’t started the FAFSA form yet, they’ll receive an email notifying them that a FAFSA form was started on their behalf. They can then follow the steps included in the email to enter the form and complete the student sections, provide their consent and approval, and sign the form.

4. www.ed.gov › content › parents-guide-filling-outThe Parent’s Guide to Filling Out the FAFSA® Form

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   • Create an account (FSA ID) An FSA ID is a username and password you use on Federal Student Aid websites such as fafsa.gov and StudentLoans.gov. If your child is considered a dependent student, two unique FSA IDs are needed to complete the FAFSA form online
   • Start the FAFSA® form at fafsa.gov. Go to fafsa.gov and click “Start Here” under the “New to FAFSA.gov?” heading. Once on the log-in page, you will see two options.
   • Fill out the Student Demographics section. After the introduction page, you will proceed to enter basic demographic information about your child, such as name, date of birth, etc.
   • List the schools to which you want your FAFSA® information sent. In the School Selection section, you’ll add all the schools you want to receive your child’s information.

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6. studentaid.gov › articles › things-after-fafsa7 Things To Do After Submitting Your 2024–25 FAFSA® Form

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   1. Check your FAFSA confirmation. 2. Review your FAFSA Submission Summary. 3. Make corrections, if needed. 4. Complete your state’s aid application. 5. Compare schools and out-of-pocket costs. 6. Apply for scholarships. 7. Watch for your financial aid offers.

7. www.ed.gov › better-fafsaThe Better FAFSA: What You Need to Know | U.S. Department of ...

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   May 15, 2024 · To get started, students and contributors should go to their StudentAid.gov account and select the form that notes an "Action Required" under "My Activity." Select "View FAFSA Submission Summary" to review the information and any actions you need to take to complete the form.

8. fsapartners.ed.gov › knowledge-center › topics2024–25 FAFSA Frequently Asked Questions | Knowledge Center

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   Mar 21, 2024 · 2024–25 FAFSA Frequently Asked Questions. Stakeholders should bookmark this page to access Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) related to the 2024-25 FAFSA form. This listing of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) will be updated periodically and include the date of the update.

9. studentaid.gov › articles › financial-aid-not-enough7 Options if You Didn’t Receive Enough Financial Aid

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   If you did not receive enough financial aid to cover your school expenses, you have seven ways to fill the gap. Your school’s financial aid office is an excellent resource to help you explore these additional options, even after completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA ®). 1.

10. www.ed.gov › content › parent’s-guide-completingThe Parent’s Guide to Completing the FAFSA From Start to ...

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    If your family’s income has had a sudden drop (for instance, if a parent lost a job) that isn’t reflected in your 2015 tax information, gather documentation so that your child can present the situation to the financial aid administrator at the school.