The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or the FAFSA, is a form that college students typically fill out to qualify for financial aid from federal and state governments and their school. Because the FAFSA requires a Social Security Number (SSN), many undocumented students will not be able to fill out the application for aid.  Students who have DACA can apply for an SSN and use that to fill out the FAFSA, even though they won't qualify for federal aid. This will allow the government to give you a Student Aid Report (SAR), which colleges can use to award you state or institutional aid.  If you have concerns about submitting personal information through the FAFSA, talk to a high school counselor or the financial aid office at the school you want to attend to see what the best options are for you based on your personal circumstances. You do not have to disclose your immigration status.