FAFSA — studentaid.gov

College & Education · California · Free

Studentaid.gov is the federal Department of Education portal where California mothers create an FSA ID, file the FAFSA, manage federal student loans, and apply for Public Service Loan Forgiveness. The site also processes income-driven repayment recertification annually—critical for mothers whose income fluctuates. SAVE Plan and PAYE applications happen here. Free, no third-party fees ever required.

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