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by Jerrrry 4y ago
https://fsapartners.ed.gov/knowledge-center/fsa-handbook/2022-2023/application-and-verification-guide/ch1-application-process-fafsa-isir https://fsapartners.ed.gov/knowledge-center/fsa-handbook/202...
This is a direct response to your obviously wrong explicit statement, that FAFSA has little checks against fraud, and implied that any SSN will get you through.
I linked the document backing up my direct claim to the contrary, that the only way to trick FAFSA is to actually assume another's identity, because the applicants SSN, DoB, and name, must all match.
School's are also liable for any lack of due diligence.
So read what you wrote, then what I wrote, then read the linked document, then read this:
I suspect your immediate reprehension to being outed as ignorant causes you to jump to ad hominem, externalizing your conscious, knowing attitude of being blatantly wrong, and too embarrassed to admit otherwise.
Is that accurate?
Please reply with specific facts and sources to further dismiss or deny any part of my statement, so I can further demonstrate how your ramblings are little more than utterances of an ignorant person, grasping for a conspiracy - where incompetence clearly suffices.
:)