anybody know any way out of this?

[starbright]

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Up until about two or three years ago, every HS guidance office in the country received stacks of the paper FAFSA forms so it was easy for students to get them. However, in a move to greater processing efficiency, the FAFSA people stopped making it easy to get the paper forms and concentrated on getting everyone to do the work on-line. Unfortunately this move means that for those people whose financial situation is extremely messy, or who don’t have ready access to the internet, or who just plain don’t trust e-filing, life got a lot harder because it has become more difficult to track down the paper forms.

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<p>Classic isn’t it? Those who probably have the least accessibility, confidence or ease in using the internet, are also the ones who are likely in the greatest need for FAFSA. Let me guess: the IRS tax forms are still readily available everywhere in paper form?</p>