Not to get into anything too deeply, since nearly one and a half years (from Feb 8th 2014 on) I lived under constant threat of being thrown out of my house by my parents.
I didn’t pay rent and so I wasn’t self-supported, but I walked a very thin tightrope where any wrong word or action could send me out to the streets.
Does this count as the “threat of homelessness” spoken of by FAFSA?
Just curiosity.
I think that’s probably too vague. You would need to be able to prove there was actually a threat, rather than just your tightrope.
Makes sense. How about numerous threats captured on text, with witnesses for verbal threats, and the like?
How about…did you ever spend time living elsewhere because your parents would not let you live with them?
Did that ever happen?
It sounds like you and your parents do not get along well, but that is very different than risk of homelessness.
Yes. They explicitly told me to leave in February of 2015 so I stayed with a friend for thirteen days and then with a relative for twenty one days.
Um, I think the FAFSA is talking about financial situations so tenuous that you and your family could be out on the street at any time.
All right, thanks. Didn’t think it would qualify anyways, but I was curious