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yall keep saying evidence but what if the school shut down and their website is gone? i cant find my enrollment papers eithre... am i just screwed?
For closed schools, the Department of Education does have some records they can access internally. You should mention in your application that the school has closed and you have limited documentation as a result. If you have any communications with other students, former employees, or even your own notes from the time of enrollment, include those. You can also check archive.org's Wayback Machine to see if they have archived versions of the school's website with the false claims.
I submitted mine about 8 months ago and just got approved last week! Full discharge of $23K in loans plus a refund of payments I'd already made. Here's a tip nobody told me: if you mention accreditation misrepresentation specifically, it seems to get processed faster based on what I've heard from others in my situation. My school claimed they were "in the process" of getting programmatic accreditation but they had actually been denied twice already when they told me that.
One final tip: If your son has received better financial aid packages from other schools, you can use those as leverage in your discussions with his top choice. Many schools are willing to match or at least come closer to competing offers, especially if your son is a student they really want.\n\nThis is called a \
did u submit the paper signature page too??? sometimes with non-SSN the electronic signature doesnt work right and they need the paper one even if u did everything else online
FAFSA IS SUCH A DISASTER THIS YEAR!!! My daughter almost lost her entire aid package because of their stupid system problems. After WEEKS of getting nowhere, I finally contacted our state representative's office and filed a formal complaint. Magically, the FAFSA issues were resolved within 48 HOURS after that. Don't waste any more time with their useless phone support. Either use the Claimyr service someone mentioned, go directly to the financial aid office, or contact your congressional representative's constituent services. This is literally what they're there for!
This is actually good advice. Congressional inquiries for FAFSA issues get routed to a special team at Federal Student Aid that can expedite fixes. Just make sure you have all the specifics about the error code (sounds like 21-C from what the OP mentioned above) and documentation of how long you've been trying to resolve it.
Andre Rousseau
Did you ever get this resolved? I'm curious if you tried Claimyr or found another way to get through to FSA?
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CosmicCrusader
•Yes! I used Claimyr yesterday and it actually worked! Got connected to an agent after just 9 minutes (versus the hours I spent trying on my own). The agent found that there was indeed an old account created for my husband from when he cosigned a loan for his nephew five years ago! He had completely forgotten about it. They were able to reset everything and we got back into the account. Just submitted the FAFSA last night and already got confirmation that it's processing. Such a relief! Thanks everyone for your help!
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AstroAdventurer
happens to evry1 lol. fafsa is garbage. my brothers wife had same issue, they fixed it but took 3 weeks. just keep calling
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