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If selected for verification, students may submit verification documents (tasks), including appeals, by logging in to MyAid Verify. This link is also located in your MyUCSC portal, by clicking on the Financial Aid tile, and on Financial Resources.

When you first access MyAid Verify, you will be asked to provide your First Name, Last Name, Date of Birth, and SSN/CSAC ID that match your FAFSA/Dream application. If you previously activated this account for a SAP appeal, this action is not required, and you may have already begun receiving tasks.

2024-25 Forms

Global Learning Estimate Request Form
Global Learning Visa Letter Request Form
EAP Power of Attorney Form
GRAD Fee Waiver Letter Request Form
Consortium Agreement Form (unofficial community college transcript must be submitted to the UCSC Financial Aid and Scholarship Office by the UCSC add/drop/swap deadline associated with the quarter in which students participate in the consortium agreement).
Outside Agency Scholarship Authorization to Release Information Form

2023-24 Forms You May Need

Global Learning Estimate Request Form
Global Learning Visa Letter Request Form
Summer Intercampus Form
EAP Power of Attorney Form
GRAD Fee Waiver Letter Request Form
Consortium Agreement Form (unofficial community college transcript must be submitted to the UCSC Financial Aid and Scholarship Office by the UCSC add/drop/swap deadline associated with the quarter in which students participate in the consortium agreement).
Outside Agency Scholarship Authorization to Release Information Form

*Verification is a process required by the state and federal government that is intended to improve the accuracy of the information submitted on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the California Dream Application. College financial aid offices may not disburse federal student aid until the verification process is complete. In addition to verifying certain tax information on the federal tax return, UC Santa Cruz employs an in-depth analysis when awarding our own institutional grant funds. Your financial aid offer may be adjusted as a result of the verification process. Federal, state, and institutional aid is most commonly adjusted due to factors such as the reported number in the household/college, untaxed income (retirement contributions, foreign income exclusion, asset depreciation, Social Security benefits, etc.), investment net worth, and tax filing status.