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Okay, so I know HOW to Unlock my phone: *#865625# Then put in my Subsidy Code (I can either call AT&T or check my IMEI under the battery of my phone) 1) What will happen? I currently have a contract under AT&T with my family. Will I still be able to use my phone? 2) I want to switch to Verizon...

What would the cost be to replace the exhaust gasket in a 1995 Toyota Camry?

Have a 1995 Ford Taurus 4-Door. Crack across the windshield, need to replace it. Where can I do this (Boston area)? How much will it cost (and no, I don't have insurance to cover it!)?

Even if you file separately on taxes after getting married, she will need to report YOUR and HER incomes on the FAFSA.

Yes, you can. You apply to colleges usually sometime between Sept-Dec (for this 2010-2011 FAFSA year, you apply for colleges in 2009). Then FAFSA opens up January 1st, 2010. Once you and your parents get their tax returns, you can file FAFSA at FAFSA.ED.GOV If you are confused at all, contact...

That was for your school. They'll probably take it away from you, y'know, revoke it. They'll also probably then go after you for the rest of the tuition you owe.

That was for your school. They'll probably take it away from you, y'know, revoke it. They'll also probably then go after you for the rest of the tuition you owe.

Your older sibling CANNOT claim you on their taxes for 2009 unless they are LEGALLY your adopted parent. You need to provide YOUR and YOUR PARENTS' tax info for the 2010-2011 (if you going to school anytime between Summer 2010, Fall 2010 or Spring 2011) on the FAFSA at FAFSA.ED.GOV

Your older sibling CANNOT claim you on their taxes for 2009 unless they are LEGALLY your adopted parent. You need to provide YOUR and YOUR PARENTS' tax info for the 2010-2011 (if you going to school anytime between Summer 2010, Fall 2010 or Spring 2011) on the FAFSA at FAFSA.ED.GOV

Your older sibling CANNOT claim you on their taxes for 2009 unless they are LEGALLY your adopted parent. You need to provide YOUR and YOUR PARENTS' tax info for the 2010-2011 (if you going to school anytime between Summer 2010, Fall 2010 or Spring 2011) on the FAFSA at FAFSA.ED.GOV

Fill out the 2009-2010 FAFSA, because the year doesn't end 'til June 30th, 2010. After June 30th, 2010, you'll have to file FAFSA for 2010-2011. File both. But just in case, call Embry-Riddle's Financial Aid Office tomorrow to ask.