Paper Forms

This form is for Option #3 for our Parent PLUS Loan Denial options. The additional Unsubsidized Loan amount is based on a student's academic level.

This form overrides the Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) requirement and gives Parent(s) complete access to their child's financial aid information here at SF State.

This form is to request an increase for a student's Cost Of Attendance (COA) based on specific circumstances.

This form is to request changes in amounts to a student's Federal Direct Loans, converting Federal Work-Study (FWS) to possible Direct Loan amounts, or accepting or cancelling a student's financial aid awards on their behalf.

This form is to request changes in amounts, accepting or cancelling a student's Graduate PLUS Loan on their behalf.

This form is to confirm a change with the student's living arrangement for a specific school year or semester which can affect their Cost Of Attendance (COA).

This form is to request changes in amounts, accepting or cancelling a student's Parent PLUS Loan on the Parent(s) behalf.

This form is for students who are out of compliance with our SAP policy. Students may appeal on a per semester basis with the approval of our SAP Coordinator.

An Income Petition Request (Also known in our office as: Special Circumstances Petition) is a financial aid appeal students and their families may take to communicate with our office about financial or household changes that could not be reflected or explained on the FAFSA.

NOTE: Only Undergraduate students with a Student Aid Index (SAI) greater than 0 can be considered. Students with an SAI of -1500 or 0 are already being awarded the maximum Pell Grant amount. Unfortunately, AB 540 Dream students and Graduate students also cannot submit this petition due to the limited financial aid options available to them.

Formerly known as "Dependency Override Request." This form allows students who fall under specific categories or living circumstances to appeal for Independent status for financial aid consideration apart from their Parent(s) income. Per Federal regulations, any student aged 23 years old or younger are automatically considered by the Department Of Education (DOE) as a "Dependent" to their Parent(s) for financial aid purposes.