Profile: Can NCP portion be completed before main form?

[sushi]

<p>I’ve gotten far enough into the CSS profile that I received the instructions, number and password that I’m supposed to forward to D’s dad so he can complete the non custodial parent portion of Profile. Interestingly, only 2 of the 5 Profile-using schools she’s applying to want the NCP portion. I want to give him plenty of time to complete it though I may not get time to complete my part for another day or two. Can he start or complete his section first?</p>

<p>Thanks as always for your help.</p>

[SpringfieldMom]

<p>I completed mine in order so I don’t know the answer to your question. I did notice you can jump from section to section once completed. Why don’t you try and start the form to see if you can jump directly to the NCP section?</p>

[sybbie719]

<p>Your D’s father should be able to complete the NCP of the CSS profile without you completing your part .</p>

<p>according to the college board:</p>

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The first time you sign in enter your child’s CSS ID and the Noncustodial PROFILE password that was assigned to you as part of your child’s CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE process. You will automatically be asked to change your password in order to prevent your child and the custodial parent from accessing your information. (If you are not required to change your password and this is your first time accessing the application, please click on “Change Password” while signed in and create a new password. Once the application has been submitted you cannot change your password.) </p>

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<p><a href=“https://ncprofile.collegeboard.com/ncpWeb/pageflows/Main/NcpMainController.jpf[/url]”>https://ncprofile.collegeboard.com/ncpWeb/pageflows/Main/NcpMainController.jpf&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>If the other profile schools have not asked for the NCP, don’t worry, eventually they will. so when he files his part it is best to keep the process moving and send his information to all of 5 schools that your D is applying to who also they require the rpofile</p>