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Frequently Asked Questions

No, each child should have their own complete application. You may submit one tax return per household.


No, an extension must be followed up with the actual tax return before the June 1st deadline for an application to be considered complete.


No, both custodial parent’s returns must be sent in.


Yes, both returns must be sent in.


You should wait and send it all together before the June 1st deadline.


You can apply to as many scholarship grant organizations as you wish. Scholarships are granted through the Scholarship Grant Organizations and the maximum each student can receive is $9,810.00


No application fee is required for EFNN.


  • Reside in Nevada
  • Attend a state approved private school which should be clearly marked on the application
  • Be going into high school 9-12 grades (No college students will be considered)
  • Have a household income that qualifies as described on page 2
  • Submit a signed complete application, and have the required tax information or SNAP letter included


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