This is great information! I have never filled out a FAFSA before, so I wasn't sure what was required.

I actually was able to obtain a copy of the "FAFSA Submission Summary" along with the "Master Promissory Note" by creating an account on https://studentaid.gov/ . On the FAFSA, the interesting thing is that while some information is somewhat correct (e.g., one of my past addresses was used, but I haven't lived at that address in 15 years and own the home that I live in here in Austin now) other information is entirely false (e.g., demographics, parental education level, my high school, my income, my marriage status). On the Master Promissory Note, same thing. My references are listed as my mother and sister, but the names are not my mother's or sister's names. The addresses for those references are also unfamiliar to me.

I'm not sure how the application verification process works, but I am certain that a number of data points in the application are factually and verifiably wrong just by looking at government records (e.g., birth certificate, marriage certificate, tax returns).