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Download the forms Office of Financial Aid needs in order to process your financial aid package.
- Current Academic Year Summer & Fall 2021, Spring 2022
- Next Academic YearSummer & Fall 2022, Spring 2023
Verification
If you were selected for verification, you must submit a verification worksheet along with documentation to support the information you or your parent(s) provided on your FAFSA. If you have questions about the verification process, see our verification page.
| Academic Year ’21-22 | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Dependent Verification Worksheet – V1 |
| 2 | Independent Verification Worksheet – V1 |
| 4 | High School & Identity Verification Worksheet – V4 |
| 7 | Dependent Aggregate Verification Worksheet – V5 |
| 8 | Independent Aggregate Verification Worksheet – V5 |
| 30 | Missing Asset Letter |
| 31 | Head of Household Verification |
| 50 | Verification Instructions (currently not available) |
| 51 | Verification Missing Documents |
| 63 | Low Income Form Dependent Student |
| 64 | Low Income Form Independent Student |
| 65 | IRS Form 4506-T |
Student Loan
If your Required Documents tab shows a request for student loan information, you will find the required forms in this section. If you have questions, refer to our Federal & State Aid page or contact Financial Aid.
FAFSA Information
If you have missing documents in My Sage Aid or if you received an email from Financial Aid requesting additional information in order to process your aid for the coming academic year, you will find the required forms in this section.
Miscellaneous
Please refer to the form number list and click on the appropriate link to find the form(s) that you need to complete and submit to the financial aid office. If you have questions, you can contact the Financial Aid office for assistance.
| Academic Year ’21-22 | |
|---|---|
| 44 | Federal Disbursement Authorization |
| 23 | Low Income Form |
| 24 | Contact Financial Aid |
| 33 | Summer Intent |
| 34 | Missing TAP Application |
| 60 | Satisfactory Academic Progress Appeal |
| 61 | Pell Lifetime Eligibility Letter |
| 62 | Bankruptcy Status |
| 35 | Endowed Scholarship Missing Thank You Letter |
Financial aid forms for the 2022-2023 academic year are not yet available.
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Albany Campus
Administration Building
1st Floor
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Financial Aid Office
Russell Sage College
65 1st Street, Troy, NY 12180
In Person
Troy Campus
Cowee Hall
1st Floor
Russell Sage College is committed to protecting your personally identifiable information.
We have found that these two options are the most secure methods of delivery.
Office of Financial Aid