What do I need to send to financial aid to let them know I am exempt from the Selective Service?

My financial aid office said that I have incomplete requirements and that Selective Service is missing my registration, which is required in order to receive my financial aid award. I have already went through this with Selective Service, and they sent me a letter stating that I am exempt from registering with them, because I'm a female to male transsexual. I was born a GIRL, but am now male..which is why I did not register and don't have to. I don't have that stupid letter anymore (it got accidentally thrown away in moving to my apartment) But..if they sent me a letter, they should have that on file somewhere right? So...can anyone tell me what I need to do to NOT have to keep going through this every year when I file my FAFSA?

You will probably have to keep doing it every year through Fafsa- or just register for the Selective Service since you are a man now. It's not like you would be drafted anyway. Even paralyzed persons have to register and I don't see why you should be any different

Contact Selective Service and have them send you a copy of the letter. They still have it on file. Also when you file you have the option of selecting exempt from selective service and supply reason. I know this is frustrating to have to relive each year. Get the letter and keep it, that's the best option for you

If you're a man, you should register...one of the drawbacks of being a man. The country will revolt and defect to Canada before we allow another draft, so just register and avoid the hassle - it's not just loans this is going to come up with.

Provide a copy of the letter to the financial aid department and make sure they keep it in your file. Yes, you will have to remind them each year they have a copy. You will have to be mindful of that. If you go to a different college, you will have to repeat the process.