The deadline for the FAFSA is here can I still apply for the Fall 2006 semester without my tax return?
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Yes, but your application is not be processed on time and you may have to pay out your pocket until your funds come in.
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The deadline to file taxes is April 15, but that is for income earned in the previous year.  For example, April 15, 2006 is the deadline to file taxes for income earned in 2005.  If you did not earn income in 2005, then you do not need to file a tax return by 04/15/06.
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Talk to the financial counselor at the school you plan on going to. They will probably have you fill out a FAFSA form. You will need your taxes and your parents taxes (if you are under 23 and unmarried). You need to fill out the FAFSA the year prior to the year you want to go to school - the priority deadline for the 2006/2007 school year was March 1 (you get more money if you turn it in by then), but the regular deadline is June 1. Past those deadlines, you can still get government money - but you will need to talk with your financial advisor.\n\nAlso look into getting scholarships - there are lots of them out there. Go to the campus' women's group and look at the scholarships they offer for women. And ask the financial counselor for scholarship information.
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It's possible, but only the issuer of the scholarship can answer that.  You may want to review the conditions of your scholarship to see.  I know I won a scholarship from my dad's union, and I got half up front for fall semester, but I had to bring in my report card before I got the second half for spring.
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You can apply for a pell and or loan,. However the deadline has passed for Spring..you might be able to get  a loan. I would wait until Fall. Then you will have time to fill out the FAFSA and get it back, etc. and maybe a state grant if you get it in by the deadline.  Your advisor does NOT have to pay your bills..that is not her place to tell you when to start. It's her place to help you when you start. If you really want to go in the spring, take a course or 2, and then work or get on the ball and fill out the FAFSA...it will take 3-4 weeks to get it back and then the school processes it...you still won't get your money until mid semester. (If you go this spring)
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Heck no!  As soon as I get my w2s I do them on completetax on the internet.  That way I get my returns back right away.  Especially if I do an electronic fund transfer.  I received my state return last year if four days and federal in about a week.
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your sar can be accessed on the fafsa website.  this is also where you can make corrections.  as long as you have no corrections to make, you are done with the fafsa.  then you just have to wait for your school to send you a financial aid package.  i would call (or visit, since they are notorious for not answering the phone) the financial aid office and just let them know that you have made all your corrections.  they will be able to give you a timeline of when your package will be ready.  next year, all you have to do is renew your fafsa with new tax info and you are all set.
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Yes unless you have filed for a 6 month extension.  Because April 15 is on a Saturday, taxes are due on April 17 this year.
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Everything seems ok.\n\nDeadlines are floating - if you miss one deadline, then you might just have to pay your tuition for that term, but your loan will still be processed and given to you as soon as possible.  But usually a deadline means to get money by this date (say Aug 1rst), your file has to be completed by the due date (say July 1rst).  But if you send it July 2, you will still get your money, just one day later than if you turned it in July 1rst.\n\nOnce I was a couple weeks late on my fafsa and had to  pay the tuition, but a couple weeks after paying my tuition I got all my loan money, but it turns out I didn't even have to pay my tuition if I didn't want to cause the financial aid office knows if a loan disburstment is getting sent my account.  \n\nJust ask these questions to your financial aid office, my guess is you'll get your money in time.
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If it's for college file a FASFA report online. You will need your tax return information for 2005.
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Your FAFSA is always due if not on then around March 10 for the following school year to be eligible for grants from the government.  However, you can file it as early as the beginning of the year.
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You are required to fill out a renewal application with FAFSA every year that you are wanting federal aid.  This is because the amount of aid you receive is based on your current financial need.  They need to look at your most recent tax return on an annual basis to see if you still have a financial need to help pay for college expenses.  You can fill out the renewal application instead of the full application to save time.  I believe you verify your personal information is still correct and skip right to the financial questions.  Most information such as your birthday and social security number won't change from year to year so filling out a renewal saves a lot of time and energy.
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Yes. Many schools's FAFSA deadlines are early in the year (February of March), before many people have done their taxes.  It is common practice for schools to have students estimate their income/asset information using the prior year's tax returns and/or year-end paystubs. Keep in mind, however, that you should correct these numbers (online at www.fafsa.ed.gov) once you DO file your taxes (particularly if the numbers are very different).  \n\nStay honest, though! The government often selects FAFSA filers for review in a process called "Verification."  In this process, your school can request copies of your current tax returns; they will then compare your tax information with your FAFSA data.  If the numbers on your FAFSA don't match up, they have the right to change ("correct") them in their capacity as Financial Aid Administrators.\n\nGood luck!
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yes, and you will want to do that as soon as possible. If you are getting a refund, there will not owe any penalties or fees. The big reason why you want to file them ASAP is because the IRS already has a list of all of your income. They get a copy of your W-2s when your employer sends you a copy so they know what you made. They do not know what your deductions are though, so in about 2 to 4 years they will send you a big fat bill for what they feel that you owe them (when actually they may owe you) Also if you do not file at all the IRS may assume that you are avoiding paying taxes and will likely audit you.\ngood luck\nBLU
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Fill out an application:\n\nhttp://www.fafsa.ed.gov/complete001.htm
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Go to the government website of http://www.fafsa.ed.gov   This is a free website.  You can file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2005-2006 or 2006-2007 academic year.  If you do the 05-06 fafsa you will need your 2004 income tax return and if you do the 06-07 fafsa you will need your 2005 income tax return.  DON'T USE THE FAFSA.COM WEBSITE.  They are a for profit company fafsa.ed.gov is FREE.
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Agree with above. FAFSA is the beginning of your financial aid process, you can't get even private aid without it.\n\nFill it out ASAP. Use your parents' tax returns (or your own if you are an independent student). The process takes a few days because of security (sending a PIN, etc).\n\nThe only disadvantage to filing it this late is that many schools may no longer have aid to give out. In this case, you'll have to rely on retail loans (ie, from a bank, credit union or other institution), which right now run about 10% or 11% interest. If you take out a loan under the Federal Aid programs, it is much cheaper because the government acts as guarantor in the event of default.