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File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information

File Your FAFSA with our experts!

What to Do Before Attending & Bring to Your Appointment:

1. Create your FSA ID: https://studentaid.gov/fsa-id/create-account/launch
2. Bring Identification: such as a Drivers License, Passport, Proof of Citizenship, Permanent Resident Card or Certificate of Naturalization
3. Bring prior-prior year federal tax returns and associated W-2’s for the current FAFSA filing year and next FAFSA filing year.What is prior-prior? Students are required to file FAFSA based on the tax year TWO years prior to their FAFSA filing year. For Example: Students planning to attend college in Fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using taxes from 2015 rather than 2016.
4. Marriage, divorce, and separation dates
5. Additional income information