option to log in, or if you want to make a correction, add a school, do your student aid report. This is the middle view of the screen if you were to scroll down, we have our traditional maintenance outage test and announcement I make. So I'm very proud of this. The announcement section is expandable. So depending on how many announcements we have, the box will enlarge or shrink in size. If we have more than three or especially the long one, there will be a link to take you to a new page with all the fascinating announcements that I have crafted for you to read. And then just below that we have a couple of sections. One, leads you to our help page. The other one will take you to state deadline information and then there's a basic FAQ section should you want to peruse that at your leisure. Additional resources below that are how to look up a school code, how to get a PDF or paper FAFSA form and how to get an FFS ID which if you don't have one, please go out and get one. Not right now, because I'm still talking. But after me, go and get one. They're amazing. And the bottom of the homepage, we have sort of our precollege section. That's college scorecard. How to get guidance for student aid. How to use our FAFSA forecaster tool which can give you a rough idea of what aid you might expect. We also have privacy and security links as well as social media links. So that is what our homepage looks like right now. When we launch the new application on October 1, the homepage is going to look a little bit different. This is the top of the new homepage. As you can see it's similar to the current homepage. We still have the two log in buttons, but at the top we now have an easy access toolbar with links to loan information and studentaid.gov. If you
so for you rising seniors, you can create your FSA ID and fill that out right away without having to wait for the social security match. You can go into your profile in a day or two and see that the match has been confirmed. But as a first-time filer, you can fill it out right away with your FSA ID once you create it. (Jonathan Goodfell): Thank you (Miesha). (Miesha Challenger): We're trying to get you - get some questions. (Jonathan Goodfell): All right, so here's a question about tax information, everyone's favorite subject. When linking your tax information to the FAFSA, will the information from the tax return transcript have to match exactly in order for it to link? All right, so when you are authenticating with the DRT, the IRSDRT automatically transfers tax information into the FAFSA form. Once you do that, it cannot be changed by the applicant after submission. This question might be talking about authentication though. So when you are authenticating, and you are trying to move your tax information, you have to fill out personal information and it does have to match exactly what's on the taxes that you filed. All here's a question about logging in as a parent. If the parent is logged in as the parent, can they create the save key? Absolutely, that is what the save key is for. If you are a parent and you want to fill out pretty much the entire FAFSA for your student and then just have them come in and sign it, that is what the separate tab on the log in screen are for. You can enter your student's information. You can create a save key. You can fill out FAFSA. If your student's with you, they can submit right way. If not, you can give them the save key and then they can log in. Enter the save key. Jump to the signature page. Sign and you're done.