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Student Marital Status 20152016 STUDENT INFORMATION Student Name Banner ID + STUDENT: What was your marital status as of the date you filed the FAFSA? (check line below) single separated married/remarried

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How to fill out student marital status 2015-2016:

1. The first step is to locate the student marital status section on the relevant form or application.
2. Once you have found the section, you will need to indicate whether you are single, married, divorced, widowed, or in a domestic partnership.
3. If you are single, simply select the single option and move on to the next section.
4. If you are married, you will need to provide your spouse's information, including their name, date of birth, and social security number, if applicable.
5. If you are divorced, you will need to indicate the date of your divorce and provide any necessary documentation or proof.
6. If you are widowed, you will need to indicate the date of your spouse's death and provide any required documentation or proof.
7. If you are in a domestic partnership, you will need to provide the necessary information about your partner, including their name, date of birth, and social security number, if applicable.
8. After completing the marital status section, review the information you entered to ensure accuracy before submitting the form or application.

Who needs student marital status 2015-2016:

1. Colleges and universities may require students to provide their marital status for various purposes, such as determining eligibility for certain financial aid programs or housing options.
2. Government agencies, such as the Department of Education, may also collect marital status information for statistical or research purposes.
3. Private organizations or scholarship providers may request marital status information as part of their application process to assess eligibility for specific awards or benefits.

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What is student marital status?

Student marital status refers to whether a student is single, married, divorced, separated, or widowed.

Who is required to file student marital status?

Students who are completing a financial aid application or enrollment form may be required to provide their marital status.

How to fill out student marital status?

To fill out student marital status, students typically need to select their current marital status from a dropdown menu or checkbox options on the form.

What is the purpose of student marital status?

The purpose of collecting student marital status is to determine eligibility for certain financial aid programs and scholarships that may be impacted by marital status.

What information must be reported on student marital status?

Students may need to report their current marital status as well as any changes in marital status that occurred during the reporting period.