Summary	or,	if	the	FPS	has	the	student9s	email	address,	an	email	with	a	link	to	view	the	student9s	updated	FAFSA
Submission	Summary	on	the	web.
Paper	FAFSA	Submission	Summary.	Students	who	received	a	paper	FAFSA	Submission	Summary	may	make
corrections	or	updates	on	it,	then	sign	and	return	it	to	the	FAFSA	processor	at	the	address	given	at	the	end	of	the	FAFSA
Submission	Summary.	If	a	contributor9s	information	is	updated	or	corrected,	that	contributor	also	must	sign	the	FAFSA
Submission	Summary	before	submitting	it	for	processing.
Students	who	applied	electronically	are	encouraged	to	return	to	their	Dashboard	on	StudentAid.gov	to	make	corrections.
Students	who	applied	electronically	but	would	like	to	make	corrections	via	paper	may	have	a	paper	FAFSA	Submission
Summary	mailed	to	them	by	calling	the	FSAIC	at	1-800-4-FED-AID	and	providing	their	name,	SSN,	and	date	of	birth,
though	this	feature	may	not	be	available	until	later	in	the	application	cycle.
Adding	Schools	and	Changing	a	Student9s	Address
As	with	other	changes,	a	student	can	add	schools	or	change	their	address,	email	address,	or	telephone	number	online	or
on	a	paper	FAFSA	Submission	Summary.	A	student	can	also	update	these	items	over	the	phone	by	calling	1-800-433-3243
and	providing	their	DRN,	though	this	feature	may	not	be	available	until	later	in	the	application	cycle.	You	can	submit
those	changes	for	the	student	through	the	FAFSA	Partner	Portal	if	your	school	is	listed	on	the	student9s	application,	or	you
have	the	student9s	DRN.
The	FAFSA	form	has	limited	space	for	a	student	to	list	schools	that	will	receive	the	application	data:	10	schools	can	be
listed	on	the	paper	application;	20	schools	can	be	listed	on	the	online	FAFSA	form.	If	the	student	wants	information	sent	to
more	schools,	the	student	can	use	any	of	the	methods	listed	previously	to	replace	some	or	all	the	original	schools.	If	the
student	originally	listed	20	schools	on	the	application	and	then	replaced	two	schools	with	two	new	ones,	those	that	were
replaced	will	not	receive	an	ISIR	from	this	correction	or	any	subsequent	correction	on	which	they	did	not	appear.
Signatures
Any	required	signatures,	such	as	those	on	worksheets	or	on	copies	of	tax	returns,	must	be	collected	at	the	time	of
verification4they	cannot	be	collected	after	the	verification	deadline	for	that	award	year.
For	verification	documentation,	a	school	may	collect	an	electronic	signature	for	an	applicant,	parent,	or	spouse	if	the
process	includes	an	assurance	of	the	identity	of	the	person	signing.	This	is	often	accomplished	with	a	PIN	or	password	that
is	assigned	only	after	the	identity	of	the	signer	has	been	authenticated	(see	DOC-Q12	on	the	Program	Integrity	Questions
and	Answers	3	Verification).
Deadlines	and	Failure	to	Submit	Documentation
You	must	require	students	selected	for	verification4either	by	your	school	or	the	Department4to	submit	the
documentation	by	the	date	specified	by	your	school	(for	Campus-Based	and	Direct	Loans)	or	the	Department	(for	Pell).
Campus-Based	and	Direct	Loans
If	a	student	doesn9t	provide	verification	documentation	within	your	school9s	established,	reasonable	timeframe,	you
cannot:
Disburse	more	FSEOG	funds,
Employ	or	permit	further	FWS	employment,	or
Failure	to	Submit	Documentation
34	CFR	668.60