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Kobotan [32]
1 year ago
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Stanley is 21 years of age, single, living at home with Mom, Dad, and his younger sister, but he is not claimed by his parents.

Stanley worked at Hot Dog Heaven and earned $9,325 in 2018 and filed a federal1040 tax return. He plans to attend college full-time. What documents does he need to complete his FAFSA application?
Business
1 answer:
elixir [45]1 year ago
7 0

The document that he needs to complete his FAFSA application is D. None of the above.

FASFA Application is an acronym for The<u> Free Application for Federal Student Aid. </u>This is an application that is done that allows students to be considered for Federal student aid.

The documents that a student needs to complete his FAFSA application include one's security number, the <em>Federal Income tax returns</em>, and every other record of the money that the person has earned.

From the complete question, none of the above options are given, therefore, the correct option is None of the above.

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