Verification is a process required when students' FAFSA is selected by the U.S. Department of Education or 赌钱app可以微信提现 for review.
If a student's file is selected for verification when applying for federal aid, 赌钱app可以微信提现's Financial Aid Office is required to verify the data on your application. Our office complies with this request by requesting proof and clarification of specific information supplied by the student and the parent on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
If your application is selected for verification, required documents will be posted as missing on your My赌钱app可以微信提现 account. You can view requirements by going to the “My Financial Aid” link on the “Financial Aid & Scholarships” card and selecting the appropriate Aid Year.
Please complete and submit the noted verification worksheet along with any other forms that are posted as missing.
During the verification process, you may be required to submit tax documents to verify your income information.
Do not submit additional documentation if it has not been requested by our office.
Priority Dates and Deadlines to Submit Verification Documents
- Dec. 1 - This is the last date to accept verification documents for the fall only term.
- May 1 - This is the last date to accept verification documents for the fall/spring term or spring only term.
- July 1 - This is the last date to accept verification documents for the fall/spring/summer term or the summer only term.
Refer to the exceptions for Pell only on the Verification Instructions page. If the deadline falls on the weekend, the information is due the following Monday.
Dependent vs. Independent
Students who apply for federal financial aid are classified as either dependent or independent. Dependent students are required to provide parental information on their application. Independent students must list information for a spouse (if applicable).
For information on determining dependency status, check out the Federal Student Aid’s dependency status page.
If you are considered dependent, but believe you should be considered independent due to extenuating circumstances, please contact our office for assistance.