You need to know that you can't consider yourself independent of your parents just because they don't to help you with this process.
Do you know what would happen if you don't provide their information, right?
I have an idea about it.
You need to know that your application may be considered rejected.
My parents are against providing there information on my FAFSA form. What do I need to do in myStudentAid if it's requiring parental information?
This will be described as a special circumstance and given an explanation about it
maybe an unrelated question now. How do I fill out the FAFSA form? But I have no contact with my parents because I have left my house due to an abusive situation.
In that case, you need to fill your fafsa form anyway and get in contact immediately with the financial aid office at the college or career school you plan to attend and then know what to do next.
You've got it. Selected Service is another concern I have. Is it necessary for me to register for Selective Service?
Yes, most male students need to be registered with Selective Service to receive any kind of federal student aid.
I'd like to know on what should I do with my FAFSA form if I don't have any communication with my parents for a long time?
You need to fill your fafsa form and keep with the process.
But this is really mandatory? I mean the parents information.
Yes, the parents information is used in determinating eligibility for programs such as health professions.
So, one way or another I have to answer the questions about them?