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The document is a Low Income Verification Form for dependents applying for financial aid at Genesee Community College for the 2019-2020 academic year. It requests detailed information about the parent's income, untaxed benefits, other sources of financial assistance, and monthly living expenses to verify low income reported on the FAFSA. The form must be completed fully and submitted to the Financial Aid Office.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the 2019 New York Income form in the editor.
Begin with Section A: Untaxed Benefits. Check all applicable boxes for benefits received by you or your parent in 2017, such as Supplemental Security Income or SNAP.
Move to Section B: Earnings from Work. Indicate whether your parent filed a Federal Tax Return, was not employed, or was employed but not required to file. List all employers and their earnings for 2017.
In Section C: Other Sources of Financial Assistance, specify if any additional cash assistance was received in 2017. Provide details on the source and monthly amounts.
Proceed to Section D: Living Expenses. Document your parent’s monthly living expenses along with the source of payment for each expense listed.
Finally, complete Section E: Acknowledgment and Signature. Ensure both student and parent sign and date the form before submission.

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