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ALT Consequences of Missed Payments live webinar happening March 27, 2025, from 3 to 4 p.m. Easter time. This webinar will offer insights into the consequences of missed federal student loan payments. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of what it means to be in default and learn the steps necessary to get out of default. Additionally, attendees will discover affordable options to help them stay on track with their student loan payments. Note: missed payments does not apply to borrowers in a SAVE forbearance. More information at StudentAid.gov/SAVE

ALT The 2025–26 FAFSA form is now available! Planning to attend school between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026? Get started at fafsa.gov

ALT Making Corrections to Your FAFSA Form Corrections You Can Make Online Adding missing signature Adding missing consent and approval Correcting response to "Direct Unsubsidized Loan Only" question* Correcting your Social Security number** Updating personal contact information, including mailing or email address** Adding or removing a school Fixing typos *Students should answer "No" to be considered for all financial aid types. **Can be changed under StudentAid.gov account settings

ALT How to Submit the 2024-25 FAFSA Form Webinar flyer.

ALT Como Presentar el Formulario FAFSA 2024-25.

ALT For the 2024–25 FAFSA form, the status of your application will be one of the following: Draft: Your section of the FAFSA form is incomplete. ​In Progress: You provided your consent, approval, and signature to your section of the FAFSA form, but it has not been submitted yet. In Review: Your FAFSA form was submitted but hasn't been processed yet. Action Required: You are missing your consent and approval or signature, or the FAFSA form was processed, but a correction is required. Processed: Your application was processed successfully. No further action is needed. Closed: Your FAFSA form was never submitted and can no longer be submitted because the federal FAFSA deadline passed.