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The response indicates the date the student's parents became separated, divorced, widowed, or legally married. The response cannot be blank unless the parents' marital status is never married or Unmarried and both legal parents living together. Parents' Marital Status Date ed.gov https://faaaccess.ed.gov › fotw2324 › help › faahelp52 ed.gov https://faaaccess.ed.gov › fotw2324 › help › faahelp52

You and your child each need to create your own FSA ID. (Only one of a student's parents needs to sign the student's FAFSA form, so only one parent needs an FSA ID.)

If your legal parents are married to each other, select “Married or remarried”, and answer the questions on the FAFSA for both of them. Same-sex couples must report their marital status as married if they were legally married in a state or other jurisdiction (foreign country) that permits same-sex marriage. Answering Questions on the FAFSA Relating to Your Parent owens.edu https://.owens.edu › parent-marital-status owens.edu https://.owens.edu › parent-marital-status

If your parents are separated but live together, you'll indicate their marital status as “Married or remarried,” and you'll answer the questions about both of them.

If your parents are legally married as of today, enter the date they married or remarried. If your parents are currently separated, enter the date they separated. If your parents are currently divorced, enter the date they were separated or divorced, whichever is earlier. Month and year your parents were married, separated, divorced, or ... Federal Student Aid https://studentaid.gov › help › parent-marital-status-date Federal Student Aid https://studentaid.gov › help › parent-marital-status-date

If your parents are separated but living together, select “Married or remarried,” not “Divorced or separated.” Note: When two married persons live as a married couple but are separated by physical distance or have separate households, they're considered married for FAFSA purposes. Parents' Marital Status (2023–24) - Federal Student Aid Federal Student Aid (.gov) https://studentaid.gov › help › parent-marital-status Federal Student Aid (.gov) https://studentaid.gov › help › parent-marital-status

The Registry Office Districts Central and Höchst (“Standesamtsbezirke Mitte und Höchst”) in Frankfurt am Main issue various certificates for civil status cases that were recorded in the registers of these Registry Office Districts. Ordering of certificates | Stadt Frankfurt am Main frankfurt.de https://frankfurt.de › registry-office › our-services › orde... frankfurt.de https://frankfurt.de › registry-office › our-services › orde...

Verifying your marital status You can also sms the letter M followed by your ID number (example: M 5001010050080) to 32551 A reply sms will be sent back to your cellphone to confirm your marital status and the date of your marriage. Marriage Certificates - Department of Home Affairs dha.gov.za https://.dha.gov.za › index.php › civic-services › m... dha.gov.za https://.dha.gov.za › index.php › civic-services › m...

If your parents are married (not separated), both of your parents' information must be included on the FAFSA form, regardless of whether your parents are of the same or opposite sex. Reporting Parent Information | Federal Student Aid studentaid.gov https://studentaid.gov › fafsa › filling-out › parent-info studentaid.gov https://studentaid.gov › fafsa › filling-out › parent-info

For divorced or separated parents, income and assets are reported for the parent who provides the most financial support over the 12 months prior to filing the FAFSA even if the student does not live with that parent or lives with the other parent.

In such circumstances it is based on whichever parent provided more support. If that is not definitive, then the financial aid administrator at the college will make the decision, and this will usually be based on whichever parent has the greater income.