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If you see an error in the “Sign and Submit” section saying your information doesn't match, there may be an error on the student or parent personal information pages. These pages ask for your or your parent's name, Social Security number (SSN), and date of birth.

Be sure to enter the correct username and password (FSA ID). If your account username and password don't allow you to access the site, double-check your phone number or email. You might find that the info associated with your account is an older school email or a parent's email or phone.

You, the parent, need your own FSA ID (account username and password) to sign your child's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA form electronically. You cannot share an FSA ID with your child because your FSA ID is tied to your Social Security number.

If you receive an unknown error message on StudentAid.gov, close all browser windows and try again right away or later. Note: StudentAid.gov has regularly scheduled site maintenance on Sundays from 3 a.m. until 11 a.m. Eastern time. Please try later if you're trying to log in during the scheduled maintenance period.

If you see an error in the “Sign and Submit” section saying your information doesn't match, there may be an error on the student or parent personal information pages. These pages ask for your or your parent's name, Social Security number (SSN), and date of birth.

If you're getting this error, it means that either the name, DOB, or SSN from your FSA ID and FAFSA form don't match. If you've checked and found that they do match, but you're still getting an error, the account holder can call the Federal Student Aid Information Center for FSA ID assistance. Was this page helpful?

You, the parent, need your own FSA ID (account username and password) to sign your child's Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA form electronically. You cannot share an FSA ID with your child because your FSA ID is tied to your Social Security number.

If you see an error in the “Sign and Submit” section saying your information doesn't match, there may be an error on the student or parent personal information pages. These pages ask for your or your parent's name, Social Security number (SSN), and date of birth.

If you receive an unknown error message on StudentAid.gov, close all browser windows and try again right away or later. Note: StudentAid.gov has regularly scheduled site maintenance on Sundays from 3 a.m. until 11 a.m. Eastern time. Please try later if you're trying to log in during the scheduled maintenance period.

We reject signature pages if they don't contain applicant or parent signatures or if the signatures on the page don't meet specific rules and guidelines. A valid signature requires a minimum of a title, first name or initial, and a last name. For example, acceptable signatures for an applicant or parent named “June H.

If you're getting this error, it means that either the name, DOB, or SSN from your FSA ID and FAFSA form don't match. If you've checked and found that they do match, but you're still getting an error, the account holder can call the Federal Student Aid Information Center for FSA ID assistance. Was this page helpful?

How do I sign my FAFSA® form? Log in to StudentAid.gov. Go to your account Dashboard. Select the FAFSA form that indicates “Action Required” under the “My Activity” section. Select “Provide Signature.” Sign and submit the form.

If you see an error in the “Sign and Submit” section saying your information doesn't match, there may be an error on the student or parent personal information pages. These pages ask for your or your parent's name, Social Security number (SSN), and date of birth.

If you're getting this error, it means that either the name, DOB, or SSN from your FSA ID and FAFSA form don't match. If you've checked and found that they do match, but you're still getting an error, the account holder can call the Federal Student Aid Information Center for FSA ID assistance.

Common Phrases to Use in Signature Requests Kindly sign and return the attached document. We need your signature to proceed further. ... I'd be grateful if you could sign and return the attached documents. Please review and sign the enclosed document(s) to move forward. Can you please sign and return the document?

Try accessing the site late at night or early in the morning when it's not as busy. Contact the FSA Office. If you're still having trouble, ask the Federal Student Aid (FSA) Office for help. You can reach them at customerservice@studentaid.gov or call the FAFSA phone number at 800-4-FED-AID.

We reject signature pages if they don't contain applicant or parent signatures or if the signatures on the page don't meet specific rules and guidelines. A valid signature requires a minimum of a title, first name or initial, and a last name. For example, acceptable signatures for an applicant or parent named “June H.

If you submitted your FAFSA form online and have a confirmation number, reenter your identifiers and try again. If the identifiers you reentered don't match a FAFSA record, contact the Federal Student Aid Information Center for help. If you don't have a confirmation number, you'll need to start a new FAFSA form.

How do I sign my FAFSA® form? Log in to StudentAid.gov. Go to your account Dashboard. Select the FAFSA form that indicates “Action Required” under the “My Activity” section. Select “Provide Signature.” Sign and submit the form.

If you're getting this error, it means that either the name, DOB, or SSN from your FSA ID and FAFSA form don't match. If you've checked and found that they do match, but you're still getting an error, the account holder can call the Federal Student Aid Information Center for FSA ID assistance.

Common Phrases to Use in Signature Requests Kindly sign and return the attached document. We need your signature to proceed further. ... I'd be grateful if you could sign and return the attached documents. Please review and sign the enclosed document(s) to move forward. Can you please sign and return the document?