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If your family’s projected 2022 income will be significantly less than the 2020 tax data provided on the 2022-2023 FAFSA, you may complete this form for further consideration of your 2022-2023 financial aid. If you have questions concerning this matter, please contact the Financial Aid Office at (570) 941-7701. If you are unable to estimate the total income your family will receive from January 1, 2022 until December 31, 2022, at this time, keep this form until you can provide an accurate estimate. If the form is submitted after October 31, 2022, a copy of the 2022 tax return may be required.
University of Scranton requires W-2 Forms, Household Size Form, and may require third party verification of your financial changes. If Data Retrieval Tool was not used on the FAFSA, a signed copy of your parent(s)’/stepparent 2020 federal tax return or paper copy of 2020 IRS Return Transcripts will be required. Additional documents may be requested after initial review. If your parent(s) and/or stepparent have an interest in a corporation and/or partnership, you also need to submit copies of the most recent U.S. Partnership and/or Corporation Tax Return(s), including the completed balance sheet(s) and K-1 schedule(s). If you do not submit ALL of the requested 2020 tax documents, University of Scranton will be unable to give further consideration to your request for reduced income processing.
A. Death of Parent/Stepparent (death must have occurred AFTER original FAFSA was filed).
B. Permanent and total (unable to work again) disability of parent, or stepparent (must have occurred ON OR AFTER January 1, 2021).
C. Parent(s) and/or stepparent has retired, has been or will be unemployed, or has experienced a change in employment status which will result in an income reduction ON OR AFTER January 1, 2021.
D. Sources of taxed or untaxed income, as reportable on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), has ceased or been reduced; include business loss(es) here.
E. Separation/divorce of parents AFTER original FAFSA was filed.
F. Other
You must notify the Financial Aid Office at the University of Scranton immediately of any increase in your initial 2022 income estimate. Failure to immediately notify the University of Scranton of any increase to your family's income may result in cancelation of need based grants for which you or other members of your family were not entitled.
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