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Students without a Social Security number
Students without an SSN can’t complete the FAFSA but might be eligible for state and school financial aid. Contact your school’s financial aid office for details.
Parents without a Social Security number
- Does my parents’ citizenship status affect my eligibility for federal student aid?
- Does my parent need a Social Security number?
- How should my parent submit their tax information?
Students with a Social Security number
If you have a Social Security number, you are eligible to receive federal state aid. You can complete the FAFSA application and apply to your desired college.- How do I answer the question that reads, “Are you a U.S. citizen?”
- How do I answer the question that reads, “What is your state of legal residence?”
- What if my last name doesn’t fit in the allowed space?
- How should my parent and I submit our tax information?
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