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Financial Aid Forms

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Many forms can securely submitted through our Student Forms portal.

Forms that can be submitted online:
Form Description Link
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Submit online the FAFSA or Renewal FAFSA to apply for federal and state grants, loans, need-based scholarships and Work Study. Include ASU’s Federal School Code (#003541) in the “School” section to ensure the Financial Aid Office’s electronic access to the Student Aid Report (SAR). Allow about two weeks for electronic submission and processing. Additional documents may be required if your FAFSA information (SAR) is selected for verification, or to clarify your individual circumstance. You will be notified if additional documents are required. FAFSA
Institutional Scholarship Application

Submit the online form to apply for various university scholarships.

Available through RamPort
Student Financial Services Feedback Form This is a survey to see how well our office served you. Survey  
Some of these forms cannot be submitted online, but may be completed and printed for mailing/faxing to the Financial Aid Office:
Form Description 2020-2021 2021-2022
Texas Application for State Financial Aid (TASFA)

House Bill 1403/Senate Bill 1528 state law allows non-citizen students to pay the resident tuition rate while attending public institutions of higher education in Texas, and be classified as state residents for tuition purposes. As Texas residents, such students are eligible to apply for some student financial aid programs offered by the State of Texas.

TASFA 20-21

TASFA 20-21 (Spanish)

TASFA 21-22

TASFA 21-22 (Spanish)

Dependent Verification Worksheet Students who have been chosen for verification by the federal processor use this form when their FAFSA is processed. (Do not submit this form unless the Financial Aid Office requests it.)  DVW 20-21 DVW 21-22 
Independent Verification Worksheet Students who have been chosen for verification by the federal processor use this form when their FAFSA is processed. (Do not submit this form unless the Financial Aid Office requests it.)   IVW 20-21 IVW 21-22
Budget Change Request Use this form to request budget adjustments for education-related expenses or for expenses that might have impacted your regular expenditures. BCR 20-21 BCR 21-22
Dependency Change Request Students who do not meet the definition of an independent student as outlined in the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) may use this form if they would like to apply for a dependency change due to an unusual circumstance. Also, students who have been approved for a dependency change in the previous year may use this form if they would like to renew the request for the next application period.

DCR 20-21

DCR 21-22

Special Circumstance Application This form is used to document a significant change for the worse in the financial situation of the student, the student’s spouse and/or the student’s parent(s). Changes may include a loss of job or benefits, extreme medical expenses, etc. SCF 20-21 SCF 21-22

Question 23 Worksheet

  Q23 20-21 Coming Soon
Tax Transcript Request Instructions Instructions on how to request a tax transcript from the IRS if you have been selected for verification. TAXTRANS  
Texas Grant Statement of Eligibility This form is required in order for your Texas Grant to disburse. TX Grant Eligibility

Appeal for Standards of Academic Progress (SAP Appeal)

Students who are not meeting financial aid standards of academic progress use this form to submit an appeal to be considered to have aid restored.  Submit the completed form, a personal statement regarding the appeal, and any supporting documents.

SAP Appeal

Degree Summary 

This form accompanies the Petition for Exception to Standards of Academic Progress (Sap Appeal) when the student has exceeded the credit hours allowed for their degree program. It is completed by the academic advisor and submitted along with the SAP Appeal form. 

SAP Degree Summary