2021-2022 Independent Student Verification Form-2025

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In general, the designation depends on your age and financial status. If youre over 24 and not claimed as a dependent on your parents tax returns, you most likely qualify as an independent student. Independent status generally qualifies you for additional financial aid opportunities.
What happens if I do not complete verification? If a student who is selected for verification does not complete the verification process, then any federal and/or need-based aid (Pell grant, SEOG, Work-Study, Federal Direct loans, certain Scholarships, and institutional aid) will NOT be awarded or disbursed.
To be considered independent on the FAFSA without meeting the age requirement, an associate or bachelors degree student must be at least one of the following: married; a U.S. veteran; in active duty military service other than training purposes; an emancipated minor; a recently homeless youth or self-supporting and at
Students are considered independent on the FAFSA if they meet any of the following: They are married. They have dependents. They are working toward a masters or doctorate program during the award year. They are veterans or active duty members of the US Armed Forces.
Verification is the process your school uses to confirm that the data reported on your FAFSA form is accurate. If youre selected for verification, your school will request additional documentation that supports the information you reported. Dont assume youre being accused of doing anything wrong.
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Independent Student born before Jan. 1, 2002. married (and not separated) a graduate or professional student. a veteran. a member of the U.S. armed forces. an orphan. a ward of the court. a current or former foster youth.

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