Which Parent Should Fill Out the FAFSA When Divorced or Separated? Big Change Coming to 24/25 FAFSA
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- There are some big changes coming to the 24/25 FAFSA that will affect divorced or separated parents....one of them is in regards to which parent should be filling out the FAFSA
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Thank you! You provided the only clear answer I got to this question.
Same question as below....what is the mechanism by which a college would determine which parent actually provides more financial support; especially since custodial parent is not part of the equation.
What about having married parents but they dont live together especially with the new fafsa it seems difficult for what to put
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Hey ! Off topic but I’m returning back to school at 24 from working full time at entry level jobs and wanted to transition to a full time student. I sent my application in and was eligible for 1,700 with my taxes from last year as a full time worker is there anyway i could appeal that for more, if I won’t be working full time anymore ? Thank you in advance!
you can always try to appeal, 80% of students who appeal receive additional aid
How do they prove that one parent gave more??? My parents are like 50/50. My mother makes a little more money but I want to put my dad down? Will they check??
Btw there divorced
that is yet to be determined...waiting for details on that
@@TheFAFSAGuru same question as a parent speaking here... Son is with me 50/50, but I do pay Child Support, would that qualify me as "the greater financial supporter"?
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