My mom doesn’t have a source of income and I don’t want to get my dad in trouble, but is there some sort of way that I can still apply for financial aid (for UC system) without tax income return forms? I have my dad’s pay stubs which he gets every 2 weeks too if that helps. He hasn’t filed taxes in over 10 years btw.
I am starting as a freshman in college this fall, and I’m trying to find a scholarships or a grant to help pay for it, and i herd of there being grants for having a parent who has passed away. my dad is dead, he died when i was 14 years old, but the catch is that i never met him. but since i found out he had passed(2008) i have met my siblings and is about to move in with one. if you know anything please let me know. I’m desperate
My dad who is out of the us and had not been in the us wants to buy an apartment here in california and as he is not a resident here he wants to buy it under my name who am a student here receving financial aid for my school.I want to know if that is going to affect my situation?
My dad killed himself when i was 7 and my brother was 8. Ever since then my mom raised us by herself. It was a struggle and she never made enough money to save for our college. I want to go to a community college to get my Associates degree in veterinary technology and wanted to know if there are any grants or anything for children of widowed parents? Please help!
Just finding out my dad has lung cancer i need to go back and help care for him in his final days. I live in another state, and would have to move back temporarly to care for him. Is there any financial assistance i can apply for to help with my living expences?
My dad who is out of the us and had not been in the us wants to buy an apartment here in california and as he is not a resident here he wants to buy it under my name who am a student here receving financial aid for my school.I want to know if that is going to affect my situation?
100% of the income my parents received last year was social security. My dad is disabled and neither work.
Last year they were not required to file their taxes.
Right now I’m trying to apply for financial aid.
It says I need copies of their Federal Income Tax forms, W-2 forms, ect.
Which documents are they supposed to have? Do they have either of these? I called my mom and she says she doesn’t have either since they didn’t have to file. Is she wrong?
I’m a 21 year old from Indiana who’s attending school at the University of Michigan. Since I’m out of state my tuition bill is HUGE, and my parents refuse to help me pay. They wouldn’t help if I had stayed in state, either. Anyway, because I’m only 21, I have to show my parents’ income on my FAFSA/to my school, and it’s causing me to get little aid. I’ve had to take out huge loans to help cover the expenses, but I’m becoming scared of taking out any more loans as I don’t know if I’ll be able to pay them off after graduating. Could anyone offer me any suggestions? Oh, and I’ve been working to help pay for school/apartment/food, etc. I haven’t JUST been taking out huge loans. Oh, and my dad refuses to co-sign a loan in case he needs to take one out, and my mom is under his control and won’t co-sign, either.
Thanks!
I am a college freshman and I have just gotten all a’s and one b for my midterm grades. I am in honors and have worked very hard. However, my parents do not contribute to me financially anymore but I can not get federal aid because my dad makes too much money. What grants or scholarships can I apply for for next semester that only consider my grades? Is there even any? Also please dont say fastweb because I have had no luck at all with them. Thanks!
My dad took out an equity loan for 0,000 two years ago and still has only been paying the monthly interest. Last year the interest alone amounted to ,000 annually. My dad makes close to 0,000 a year but has lost a lot of money in stocks, and his savings are nearly empty. I was wondering if I could receive financial aid because of the outstanding loans or will I be denied financial aid right away because of his high income.
