[angeltri]

If I get marry to someone who doesn't have papers .How do I feel out my financial aid ? If there is no proof of income for him. I plan on getting marry in a few months so we will start the process for his papers soon.

[newacct]

What exactly does FAFSA require as "proof of income"? (Tax returns? Pay stubs? Employer letter?) Does he have income?

[Fr_Chuck]

His income would be self employment if he has no proof of income. What type of work do they do, how are they paid

[angeltri]

He works in a family business but he gets paid cash only

[JudyKayTee]

That's called "working off the books," and it's a crime.

[newacct]

he works in a family buisness but he gets paid cash only

Regardless of how he works, he is required to file taxes. He might count as an independent contractor or self-employed.

[lawanwadee]

Don't quite understand your question, but FAFSA is not taxable. Though it shows in tax return but doesn't count as income.

Being a beneficiary, his income does not count, but he should file tax return if he works, it helps in term of proving moral character.

[JudyKayTee]

"Regardless of how he works, he is required to file taxes. He might count as an independent contractor or self-employed."

She already said he has no proof of income.

[lawanwadee]

"Regardless of how he works, he is required to file taxes. He might count as an independent contractor or self-employed."

She already said he has no proof of income.

People with cash income or gambling winning only can file tax return... anyone who makes more than $600 a year.

[JudyKayTee]

I agree with you but my spidey senses say this is under the table - why else mention cash and family business?

Too many years investigating fraud, I guess.