Malachi Case Summary

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I am writing on behalf of Malachi Capers III to affirm that he is unable to obtain the tax information needed to complete the FAFSA due to mitigating circumstances. Malachi’s father, Malachi Capers Jr., passed way in May of this year before filing taxes. His family is unable to find any payroll information that could be used to either file taxes or complete the FAFSA. His mother, Ramona Edwards, has for many years refused to give him her tax information as well. While Malachi has received financial aid in the past by providing support for a dependent, this person is no longer in his custody.
Malachi has faced many different challenges since early in his life, which is reflected in his academic record. However, he has rebounded from

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