Financial Aid Forms

General Forms

• Direct Deposit
  • Receive your financial aid refund quicker! Sign up for your Financial Aid to be direct deposited into your bank account through your MYCSUEB Portal, under the Finance Section.  
• The Cal State East Bay campus-parking fee may be waived for students with disabilities who have a valid DMV Disabled Person Placard or License Plate and who meet the eligibility standards based on the financial information.  To complete the form: 
  • Visit https://baysync.csueastbay.edu/s/importantforms
  • Scroll down to "Financial Aid Forms"
  • Select "Disabled Placard Parking Fee Waiver"
  • Complete Application
• FERPA Consent to Release Information
  • Follow step-by-step instructions to authorize CSUEB Administrators to speak to other family members/identified representatives about your financial aid eligibility and awards. 
• Parent Plus Loan Ineligibility Statement
• Parent Refusal to Complete the FAFSA Appeal 
• Private Loan Self Certification Form
• Satisfactory Academic Progress - Academic Plan Agreement
• Satisfactory Academic Progress - Progress Report Form

Online Forms

The majority of our financial aid forms can be completed online.  However, to submit a Dependency or Family Contribution Appeal, please contact the Financial Aid Office at finaid@csueastbay.edu .  You may also call us at 510-885-2784.  Additional information/tips for using the online forms can be found under our Checklist page. 

• Types of online forms include: 
  • Verification Form
  • Satisfactory Academic Progress Appeal
  • Family Contribution Appeal
  • Dependency Appeal

Rejected FAFSA Fixes

In the event there is a data conflict on your FAFSA regarding your personal information (name, SSN, Birthdate, Citizenship, or aid eligibility), we will be unable to disburse your financial aid until the data conflict is resolved.  Data issues with your name, SSN, or Birthdate will prevent you from logging into the online financial aid forms page and will need to be resolved with the Financial Aid Office directly. 

• Citizenship/Residency Mismatch
  • When you submitted your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), your application was sent to the Social Security Administration to verify your citizenship status.  The Social Security Administration did not confirm that you are a U.S. citizen.
• Overpayment of Federal Aid
  • When you submitted your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) indicated that you have an overpayment of federal student aid funds.
• SSN, Name, or Birthdate Mismatch
  • According to the Social Security Administration records, your date of birth on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) does not correspond with the social security number you reported on your FAFSA.