ALT Completing the FAFSA Form with Divorced Parents and Stepparents Do your parents live together? Yes: If your parents are living together (even if they are not married, separated, or divorced), answer the questions about both of them. No: Has the biological parent who you have lived with the most in the last year remarried another partner? No: You will need to report only the information and income for your biological parent who you lived with the most in the last year on the FAFSA Form. Yes: You will need to report income information for both the biological parent you live with most and your stepparent whom they have married. Exception: The FAFSA form asks about your parents' education level. For those two questions, your parents are considered to be your birth parents or adoptive parents-your stepparent is not your parent in those questions.