Report Student Changes Quickly with OPM's RI 25-15 Form
Published Date: 6/2/2025
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Summary
If you're a student working with federal benefits, this notice is for you! It explains how to report any changes in your student status so your benefits stay accurate and on track. Make sure to update your info on time to avoid any money mix-ups or delays.
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Report Student Status to Keep Benefits
If you are a student receiving federal benefits, you must report any change in your student status using the Office of Personnel Management form titled "Notice of Change in Student's Status, RI 25-15." Update your information on time so your federal benefits remain accurate and to avoid money mix-ups or payment delays.
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