Here’s my situation. I am a nineteen-year-old college student who is trying to get federal financial aid (a Stafford loan, technically) for my last year in college, which has already just begun.

I need to file a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). I recently left my parents’ home because they are abusive and overly controlling and manipulative in the lives of their children. Unfortunately, the FAFSA requires parents’ tax and personal information (including SSN’s usually) unless the student can show they are independent by checking of an option from a list. I do not qualify for the age option – I am only nineteen and would need to be twenty-three, which I think is rather silly since technically the age of eighteen is that of a legal adult.

However…on to the homelessness idea. Being homeless or being at risk for homelessness is one of the options listed that can enable me to fill out the FAFSA without my parents’ information. Since moving out of my parents’ house, I have been living with my fiance and his family. However, they are almost constantly on the brink of losing their house because of mortgage payments, so really I could lose that home as well without too much warning at all.

To add to this, though I’m not sure if it counts…at the current time and during the school year I live in a dorm, though I highly doubt that counts as having a “home.”

Can anyone advise me on what the actual laws of Virginia state concerning being homeless? What does it take to be considered homeless or at risk for being homeless? Explanations or links with pertinent info would be appreciated.

 

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