Online Forms
For your convenience, most Financial Aid forms are available online. You will need to obtain a free copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader to view, fill, and print these forms. Please note that these forms are not a substitute for completing the FAFSA and should be submitted only when requested by the Financial Aid Office.
2020-2021 Forms
Verification Forms
- Independent Verification Worksheet (IN1/IV5)
- Dependent Verification Worksheet ((DV1/DV5)
- Low/No Income Verification – Independent (INLIV)
- Low/No Income Verification-Dependent (DLIV)
- Student’s Untaxed IRA/Pension Rollover
- Parent’s Untaxed IRA/Pension Rollover
- Student Marital Status Form
- Parent Marital Status Form
Miscellaneous Financial Aid Forms
- Selective Service Form
- Dependency Status Form
- Proof of Dependents
- Graduate Degree Program Statement
- Unusual Enrollment History Review Form (UEH)
- Federal Work-Study Application
- NC Childcare Grant Application
- Consortium Agreement Request
Appeal Forms
Financial Aid Links and Resources
- FAFSA on the Web Worksheet
- Verification of Income for Tax Filers
- Verification of Non-Filing Instructions
- IRS Form 4506-T
2019-2020 Forms
Verification Forms
- Independent Verification Worksheet (IV1/IV5)
- Dependent Verification Worksheet (DV1/DV5)
- Low/No Income Verification – Independent (INLIV)
- Low/No Income Verification – Dependent (DLIV)
- Student’s Untaxed IRA/Pension Rollover
- Parent’s Untaxed IRA/Pension Rollover
- Student Marital Status Form
- Parent Marital Status Form
Miscellaneous Financial Aid Forms
- Selective Service Form
- Dependency Status Form
- Proof of Dependents
- Graduate Degree Program Statement
- Unusual Enrollment History Review Form (UEH)
- Federal Work-Study Application
- NC Child Care Grant Application
- Consortium Agreement Request
- Identity and Statement of Educational Purpose
Appeal Forms
- Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Appeal
- Advisor’s Statement & Course Plan
- Petition for Dependency Override
- Special Circumstances Request
Financial Aid Links and Resources