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my daughter got her pell grant after we fixed our income info, it took like 8 days for correction to go thru but worked out fine in the end. def worth fixing
GalaxyGazer
Update: I submitted the correction yesterday afternoon and called the financial aid office this morning. They were super helpful and made a note in my daughter's file about the pending correction. They said they'd make a provisional aid package based on our explanation of the error while waiting for the official update. Thank you all for the advice and encouragement!
That's excellent news! Financial aid offices generally understand these situations and are willing to work with you, especially when it involves retirement assets that clearly shouldn't be counted. Glad you got things moving in the right direction!
Yay! So glad it worked out! 🎉
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The whole system is designed to be confusing! My daughter's application was delayed by almost a month because of these exact same signature issues. And then they had the nerve to tell us we missed priority deadlines at her top school. CRIMINAL!
While frustrating, most schools understand the widespread FAFSA delays this year and have adjusted their processes accordingly. I recommend contacting the financial aid office at your daughter's school directly - many are extending deadlines or making accommodations for students affected by FAFSA processing issues.
Tyler Murphy
Glad to hear your status updated! One additional tip: once your FAFSA is fully processed and you receive your SAI, make sure to check if your schools' financial aid offices have actually received your FAFSA data. There can sometimes be a delay in the information being transmitted to your selected schools even after the application shows complete on your end.
Alana Willis
•That's really good to know! I'll definitely follow up with my school's financial aid office after I get the SAI. Thank you so much for all your help!
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Jean Claude
am i the only one who got an sai score but my schools still dont have my fafsa info? my status says processed on studentaid.gov since april 9 but none of my 3 schools show any fafsa data. so confused!!
PaulineW
•That's not uncommon this year. There's a delay between FSA processing and when colleges receive the data. It can take 1-2 weeks after your SAI appears for schools to receive and import your information. If it's been longer than that, have you checked that your school codes were correctly entered on your FAFSA?
Jean Claude
•oh maybe thats it!! i'll double check my school codes. thx!
PaulineW
One more thing to try: log out of studentaid.gov completely, clear your browser cache/cookies, and log back in. Sometimes the status updates aren't showing correctly due to cached data. I've seen several cases where this resolved display issues and showed the current status.
Just tried this and unfortunately still shows as submitted. But good tip, I'll try it again in a few days. I'm going to call my school's financial aid office tomorrow to see if they can offer any insights.
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Ava Williams
Glad it worked out! Make sure you check your student email like every day from now on. They'll send important follow-up stuff there and if you miss those deadlines you could still lose out on aid!
That's a great tip - I just set up email notifications on my phone so I don't miss anything!
Raj Gupta
It's great your school extended their deadline! This is an unusual year due to the FAFSA simplification issues. For anyone else reading this thread who might be in a similar situation, here's what you need to know for 2024-2025: 1. The federal deadline is still June 30, 2025 2. Many (but not all) schools have extended priority deadlines 3. State deadlines vary widely - check studentaid.gov for your state 4. Submit all verification documents immediately if requested 5. Monitor your student email and portal daily for requests Even with extended deadlines, earlier submission is always better for maximum aid consideration.
Thank you for this summary! I'm definitely going to share this info with my friends who are also scrambling with FAFSA right now.
Connor Murphy
Just to add one more thing that sometimes causes confusion: The CSS Profile (which some private colleges require in addition to FAFSA) is different - you have to pay for each school you send it to. But the FAFSA itself goes to all listed schools at no cost.
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Zainab Ali
•Thank you for clarifying! She does have a couple private schools that require the CSS Profile so we'll handle those separately.
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Natasha Volkov
FAFSA is SO FRUSTRATING this year with all the changes!!! We had to submit my daughter's 3 times because of errors. Make sure you double check all the school codes - my daughter accidentally put one wrong digit for one school and they never got her info. Took us weeks to figure out the problem!
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Keisha Jackson
•omg same!!! the new system is such a disaster compared to the old one. took us forever to get through it
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