You, the college applicant, are Not the primary person who fills out the FAFSA and/or the PROFILE forms for financial aid for college. Your custodial parent is the Primary person who fills out those forms. Indeed, your parents probably could fill out the entire form themselves with No input from you.You have to sit down with your custodial parent and discuss college financial aid with her/him. I believe you have three sources of funds that contribute towards the EFC (Expected Family Contribution), funds/income from you, your custodial parent and your other parent. It gets complex in a divorce situation, but the college does Not care, as the complexity is Your familyu2019s problem, as your family wants the aid.NOTE: The college will use Both of your parentsu2023 income tax returns for last year and this year to verify the data entered on the FAFSA and PROFILE forms.Seek advice and assistance from All of your parents.