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will a FAFSA account for my wife cause problems?

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I am applying for Income Driven repayment for my student loans.  currently with nelnet.

 

My wife and I filed a joint tax return.  She uses an ITIN.

 

It says that my wife has to log into studentaid.gove and cosign the request.

 

will creating the FAFSA account cause any issues for my wifes visa?

 

 

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10 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

Should not

at this time

there is no place on petitions or DS 260 to report loans

or do allow for credit check

The loans are mine.

 

Im not sure if it would show up on any of the screenings. 

 

I know that some federal programs are not available for Immigrants.  Not sure how it would look if the FAFSA account did show up.  Especially since my wife doesn't live in the US.

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6 hours ago, D&T01 said:

The loans are mine.

 

Im not sure if it would show up on any of the screenings. 

 

I know that some federal programs are not available for Immigrants.  Not sure how it would look if the FAFSA account did show up.  Especially since my wife doesn't live in the US.

My opinion is that this is a non-issue.  Your low income that allows you to qualify for this COULD BE though.

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