FASFA Forms | FASFA Financial Aid Application

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However, the correct term you're looking for is FAFSA, not FASFA. This may seem like nitpicking, but it's important, and here's why. Filing your FAFSA online is free but if you search for the wrong term, you may end up at a web site that asks you to pay money unnecessarily. There are legitimate paid services out there, but in general, filing it online should be free. If you need help with your FAFSA financial aid application, don't hesitate to talk to your school's financial aid officer(s) or call the toll-free number on this web site.

File Your FAFSA Financial Aid Application

It will take 7 days to process your form and send you what is called a SAR (Student Aid Report) once we have received all required signatures. Your SAR will summarize the data you reported on your FAFSA (not FASFA) application. Check this information very carefully to make sure it is accurate. Also, keep a copy of your SAR and note your Data Release Number (DRN) in the bottom left hand corner of the first page; you will need your DRN if you decide to apply to additional schools. If your FAFSA (again, not FASFA) information is complete, an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) will be printed in the upper-right hand corner. Your EFC will be based on the financial information you provide on the FAFSA, and your school will use it to award your financial aid.