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The document is a 2020-2021 Verification Worksheet from the Grossmont College Financial Aid Office for dependent students selected for verification of their FAFSA information. It outlines the process for confirming the accuracy of reported data, including household composition and income details, and specifies required documentation such as IRS Tax Transcripts. Students must complete the worksheet, provide necessary documents, and submit them to the Financial Aid Office to avoid delays in financial aid.

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How to declare yourself independent for college financial aid?

For the 202526 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form, an independent student is one of the following: 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.

What is a dependent student for financial aid?

A dependent student is assumed to have the support of parents, so the parents information must be assessed along with the students information to get a full picture of the familys financial resources.

What do you fill out for college financial aid?

The FAFSA form asks for financial information, including information from tax forms and balances of savings and checking accounts. The 202526 FAFSA form asks for 2023 tax information. The 202425 FAFSA form asks for 2022 tax information.

How do I prove Im independent for FAFSA?

You are automatically considered independent on the FAFSA if: You are 24 years old or older. You are married. You are supporting children of your own. You are on active duty in the armed services or have been in the armed services.