I think the reasonable thing would be for the student to provide the parent with a copy of the updated “corrected” SAR and consult with the parent about what it means and the best course of action. My point is that the FAFSA belongs to the student. The student can choose to grant access and provide information to the parent (or not). If the student chooses not to do so, which is within his/her right, the parent has no recourse, other than refusing to provide information for the next year’s FAFSA, if there is one.