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The document is a 2017-2018 Independent Verification Worksheet from the University of South Carolina Beaufort's Financial Aid/Veterans Affairs Office. It outlines the verification process for federal student aid, requiring students to complete and submit the form along with necessary documentation to verify their FAFSA information. The worksheet includes sections for student information, family details, income verification, additional financial information, and certification signatures.

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