is it to late to fill out fasfa and if it isnt where can i fill it out online????
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For certain types of aid, it's never too late.  Call your school or check on their website to see what their deadline is.  If they say it has passed, find out if you can still file to be eligible for *something*. It can't hurt to try.\n\nFor the fastest processing time, file online at www.fafsa.ed.gov -- and make sure you apply for a pin (http://www.pin.ed.gov) to sign it or the results will be delayed.
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Yes, try https://mygrantinfo.csac.ca.gov/logon.asp\n\nand http://www.fafsa.ed.gov\n\nand register
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fastweb.com\nfafsa.gov
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Yes, there is, and it all begins with the FAFSA.\n\nIn order to apply for Federal Student Aid (FSA), you will need to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov (the only official site, belonging to the Dept of Education).  This application will help your school determine yor eligibility for FSA, which includes the Pell Grant, SEO Grant, Stafford Loan, Perkins Loans, Work-Study Program, Academic Competitiveness Grant, and the SMART Grant. (Keep in mind that even *loans* are considered financial aid and they are all applied for using the same application.) Some of these awards (like Pell and SEOG) are only intended for low-income undergraduate students.  However, any applicant will, at the very least, be offered an Unsubsidized Stafford Loan.\n\nThere is also *state* financial aid available for high-need students. Your school will also use the FAFSA to determine your eligibility for loans and grants offered by your *state* education department. The types of grants and loans you may receive will vary widely from state to state. Usually, there are time constraints associated with state aid (i.e. each state will set their own deadline) -- so you should check on that FAFSA website for the deadline for your state and make sure you have filed your FAFSA before then.\n\nMost schools also use this form to establish your eligibility for any financial aid that they have to offer (scholarships, etc.), which may be based on need, academics, or both. \n\nIf you find that your federal, state, and institutional aid package does not cover your costs, you can apply for a private loan or, if you are a graduate student, a PLUS loan (which, as an undergraduate, your parents would need to borrow FOR you).  For a list of popular private loan lenders, try http://www.finaid.com/loans/privatestudentloans.phtml
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I'm not sure if you are asking if they should send it to you before your taxes are due. If you are the answer is yes. If you have not got yours I would call them. You can ask them to send you a new one or fax it to you. You can get your taxes done even if you don't have the form. As long as you have the amount that you pd.
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well first off I'm guessing you both are over the age of 25 years old so when you are doing fasfa and you are approved for a pell grant trust me the gov will pay for you to go to school because you are 25 and older so with the rebate check and some type of check they give you because of the age it will add up and that check is monthly oh when you do your fasfa check yes for loans but do not accept the loan
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THere's nothing much you can do. I would expain to them that your dad filed an extension and you don't have his taxes. I know FAFSA lets you file without taxes - you file your taxes as an estimation. Maybe you can see if the school will let you estimate the taxes for financial aid - and then when the actual taxes are filed, then give them those. Have you filed for FAFSA? I know the priority deadline was March 1 - but otherwise get it in by June 1 and you can still get money. Talk to the financial counselor at the school and just explain the situation to them and see if they have any ideas for you.\n\nGood luck!
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it depends on what part of florida you are in i think but i was in the pan handle.  You can go to a Job Plus office and they will help you apply for it or just go to the child and family services building.  You can apply for food stamps medicaid and TANF or cash assistance.  But be worned you must have no income for TANF.  If you are only getting child support and you apply for TANF they will take your child support to pay for the cash assistance.  Even if your child support is more than what TANF will give you.  Like in my case i was getting $288 a month for child support and TANF would only give $148 a month.  In order to get that they wanted to take my $288 and only give me $148 so in that case it didn't make sence to get TANF. Also if you do end up getting TANF they require you to do comunity service to recieve it.  In my case i would have been required to do 40 hours a week of comunity service to get $148 a MONTH.  So be sure you ask your social worker lots of information.  Things they will need for you to apply is social security cards for you and child/children birth certificates for all proof of income either last 4 pay stubs or a form filled out from someone not in your house hold that can verify there is no income.  You will probably also need to show proof of residencey which would be an electric bill or lease/deed in your name.  If you are living with family members they may need to sign a form stating that they are not supplying you with food or cash that way the food stamps is based on your family size and not effected by other family members income. Also if you have any children under the age of 5 be sure to apply for WIC.  You can apply for that at your local health department and it will supply you with things like milk cheese peanut butter cerials and fruit juice.  It helps alot because it pretty much supplies you for the month with those things.  and its very easy to get.  Hope i was able to help!
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No employer can force you to fill this out.  You need to get in touch with the EEOC if you feel strongly about not filling it out.
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I was in this situation myself.  Since you are short on money, I would recommend that you try completing the forms yourself.  See below for a link to a site that was useful to me.  Prepare for a lot of homework.\n\nAs a warning, there are fees which must be paid with these applications.  In addition, one of the forms require that you show that you and your husband are able to support yourself financially.  If you meant literally that you have no money, you may need an additional sponsor (parent, friend, etc.) to help you.\n\nGood luck.
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You can't order them online.  However, they are available from the IRS, however the process can take a few weeks.\n\nDownload the form 4506-T, and check the box indicating you want information returns (w-2s, 1099s, etc.) from the years you indicated, and then either mail or fax the form to the appropriate number/address.  The process will take 2-3 weeks.\n\nAlternately, you can try contacting your employers if 2-3 weeks won't work for you.
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You need to contact their main office or whomever handles personell.  They can fax you a copy of your w-2 right away.  They were supposed to be mailed out by January 31st at the latest by law.
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No, you can continue to file a FAFSA until the semester/year you are applying for is finished, but your school will require it by a specific date. Remember, too, that it takes a couple of days for the school to receive and process your application, and they may request verification of dependency or income. That is random- one out of every 30 at my school, Texas Tech. So, this could slow the process. \n\nApril 1st was the recommended FAFSA due date for the Fall semester at Tech. Your school may have an earlier or later date, but it's important to get it in as early as possible because each school has an amount they give out in grants, and you don't want to find out too late that you're not getting what you need.
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Probably not.  Most forms for the current year are not available until the fall.  Keep checking with the IRS to see when you can order them.
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I went through the Attorney General's office online for my state, filled out the paperwork and had a hearing in 3 months!  The child support order went into effect the 1st of the next month.  It went really fast.  I think you can find some or all of those forms on the attorney general website for your state.  The information sheet just gives all parties names (including children), addresses, date of birth, social security number, drivers license no., and employers for you and him.  There are websites online where you can buy the forms really cheap.  Try www.findlaw.com and see if they have it.
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fill out omething online
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If you mean that you filed your 2006-2007 FAFSA with estimated 2005 information and now are looking to update that information, you need to go to www.fafsa.ed.gov.  Click on "Make Corrections to a Processed FAFSA," and just change what you need to change.  FYI, if you are a dependent student and you make changes to parental information, your parents might need to re-sign the FAFSA using their PIN.\n\nIf you filed on paper, you can make corrections directly on the processed Student Aid Report (SAR) that was send to you after your initial filing.