EFSC Office of Financial Aid
www.easternflorida.edu/go/aid | (321) 433-7339 | finaid@easternflorida.edu
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1. Typed, signed letter explaining the change in circumstances. Include when
the change occurred and your current financial situation.
2. Divorce decree or separation agreement.
3. Child support or alimony agreement.
4. All current paystubs.
5. Signed copy of 2018 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2018 IRS Tax Transcript,
if not already submitted during the verification process.
6. Signed copy of 2019 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2019 IRS Tax Transcript.
7. All W-2s for 2018 and 2019 if you a filed joint return.
8. If this form is filed after January 1, 2021, signed copies of your 2020 income
tax return(s) must be attached.
Excessive Medical
Expenses – Exceeds 11% of
your income. Cannot
include charges covered by
insurance.
1. Typed, signed letter explaining the change in circumstances. Include when
the change occurred and your current financial situation.
2. Documentation of medical expenses.
3. Signed copy of 2018 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2018 IRS Tax Transcript,
if not already submitted during the verification process.
4. Signed copy of 2019 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2019 IRS Tax Transcript.
5. If this form is filed after January 1, 2021, signed copies of your and your
spouse’s 2020 income tax return(s) must be attached.
1. Typed, signed letter explaining the change in circumstances. Include when
the change occurred and your current financial situation.
2. Signed copy of 2018 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2018 IRS Tax Transcript,
if not already submitted during the verification process.
3. Signed copy of 2019 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2019 IRS Tax Transcript.
4. Death certificate.
5. Documentation regarding any proceeds you have received or expect to
receive from your spouse’s estate, including inheritance, insurance,
pensions, Social Security, etc.
6. If this form is filed after January 1, 2021, signed copies of your and your
spouse’s 2020 income tax return(s) must be attached.
1. Typed, signed letter explaining the change in circumstances. Include when
the change occurred and your current financial situation.
2. Official documentation terminating the untaxed income.
3. Signed copy of 2018 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2018 IRS Tax Transcript,
if not already submitted during the verification process.
4. Signed copy of 2019 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2019 IRS Tax Transcript.
5. If this form is filed after January 1, 2021, signed copies of your and your
spouse’s 2020 income tax return(s) must be attached.
One Time Income –
Inheritance, lottery
income, IRA or pension
distribution, moving
expenses allowance
1. Typed, signed letter explaining the change in circumstances. Include when
the change occurred and your current financial situation.
2. Corresponding documentation.
3. Signed copy of 2018 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2018 IRS Tax Transcript,
if not already submitted during the verification process.
4. Signed copy of 2019 Form 1040 filed with the IRS or 2019 IRS Tax Transcript.
5. If this form is filed after January 1, 2021, signed copies of your and your
spouse’s 2020 income tax return(s) must be attached.