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The document is the 2014-2015 Independent Statement of Educational Purpose Verification Worksheet, which is required for students whose FAFSA application has been selected for verification. It outlines the process for verifying financial information, including child support payments, food stamp receipt, and high school completion status. Students must provide personal information, income details, and verify their identity either in person or through notarization. The form must be completed and submitted to the Trinity Financial Aid Office to avoid delays in federal student aid.

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What happens if your FAFSA information is wrong?

Log in to your StudentAid.gov account Dashboard. Select your processed FAFSA submission from the My Activity section. If you have an action required, start a correction by selecting the action listed under Errors Found in Your Application, such as Start Your Correction or Provide Signature.

How do I appeal financial aid at Trinity college?

Submit your letter of appeal to the Financial Aid Appeal Committee at FAAppeal@trincoll.edu. If additional information or clarification is needed, the committee will contact you directly.

What if FAFSA information is wrong?

After your form has been processed, you can correct your FAFSA form online or on paper. Log in to your StudentAid.gov account to make changes online. If youre a dependent student and you change information about your parent(s), they must re-sign your FAFSA form electronically using their own StudentAid.gov account.

What is the #1 most common FAFSA mistake?

Some of the most common FAFSA errors are: Leaving blank fields: Too many blanks may cause miscalculations and an application rejection. Enter a 0 or not applicable instead of leaving a blank. Using commas or decimal points in numeric fields: Always round to the nearest dollar.

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