Tips for downloading your Student Aid Report from the ...

Tips for downloading your Student Aid Report from the FAFSA website

We suggest using Firefox, Edge, or Internet Explorer and you will need to unblock pop-up windows.

1. On the My FAFSA 2021-2022 page, click View or Print your Student Aid Report (SAR).

2. Check the EFC to make sure there is a number from 0 - 9,999 to qualify for the Buffett Scholarship. A number with an * or a C is okay. (If there is no number next to the EFC then something is wrong with your FAFSA. Talk to your high school counselor for help.)

3. Click Collapse All to minimize the page.

4. Choose the View Student Aid Report PDF in the blue box.

5. If you have not already allowed pop-ups, this is what you will see on Firefox. Click Allow pop-ups for fafsademo.test.ed.gov

6. Click the Download icon to download the PDF. This looks different depending on the browser. (Chrome users, skip to the last page for downloading instructions)

7. Click OK when Open/Save window appears.

8. Click on the Download arrow and click on the folder icon to open the PDF that was downloaded.

9. Drag the FAFSA PDF to your desktop and save it so you can access it later and upload it to your application.

10. Open the PDF and check to make sure the downloaded file of your SAR has at least five pages.

To download the PDF using Chrome:

1. Choose the Print, option in the upper right corner.

2. In the Print pop up window, choose Save as PDF and click Save.

3. In the new window, you can rename and save the PDF. The Save as Type should say Adobe Acrobat Document (*.pdf)

4. Follow step 10 on the previous page.