How do I sign my FAFSA on the Web application if I am having problems obtaining my Personal Identification Number (PIN)? Do I really need a PIN?
Please remember that a PIN number is an electronic method of “signing” your FAFSA but it is not the only way to certify your application. For example, you can submit your application online but opt to print, sign and mail a Signature Page through postal mail instead of using a PIN. The Department of Education considers the receipt date and time of your FAFSA to be when you successfully submit your online application and this is recorded on the Confirmation Page. Please print a copy for your records. The date/time stamp is valid provided that your Signature Page is received within 14 days of transmission.
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