user: Good morning. I'm trying to submit some FAFSA related information, and find out that I have to submit my parent's information too but, what if I can't do that because mayor causes?[NEWLINE]agent: I assume you're a dependent student?[NEWLINE]user: That's correct. I have this dependent status. What can I do then?[NEWLINE]agent: O.k, lets do some check ups first. Are both of your parents in jail?[NEWLINE]user: Oh, well, in fact, they are. It's kind of  shame for me.[NEWLINE]agent: Well, don't worry. That's a special circumstance, so you can submit your FAFSA form without having to submit your parent information.[NEWLINE][BOUNDARY][NEWLINE]user: OH, that really is a relief. That information is kind of mandatory for real or foster parents?[NEWLINE]agent: It is. Whereas you have your real parents or you being adopted, that information is required. But, as said before, there are special circumstances that avoid entirely this requirement.[NEWLINE][BOUNDARY][NEWLINE]user: I see. Well, that makes kind of sense, in matter of fact. I suppose is the same if it something like my parents living outside U.S., is that right?[NEWLINE]agent: Kind of. Is that were your situation, you still should report your parent's information, but selecting the "Foreign Country" Option from the "state of Residence" section in your FAFSA form.[NEWLINE]user: Umm, O.k, O.k. I see there is many options then. Look, I guess that required information touches that from taxes, I'm right?