; and (B) incorporating line items from forms and schedules identified by the Secretary. (3) Cross agency linkages (A) In general The Secretary, in coordination with the head of each agency that administers a specified means-tested Federal benefits program (as defined in section 473(b)(3)), shall examine how the agency can verify an applicant or an applicant’s family’s receipt of specified means-tested Federal benefits in order to compute a student aid index for low-income students in order to simplify, for students, the application process for student financial assistance. (B) Connection to other means tested benefits The Secretary shall enter into data sharing agreements, as necessary, to enable the sharing of FAFSA data for the purpose of conducting outreach regarding, and connecting students to, State or Federal means-tested benefits programs (including means-tested Federal benefits programs as defined in section 473(b)(3)) for which the students may be eligible and for which, if eligible, could reduce the applicant's need to borrow or work during college. (C) Automatic maximum Federal Pell Grant The Secretary shall ensure that a student who is described in section 473(b)(3) or whose income or family income is less than $36,000 at any point during the 24-month period preceding the date of the determination, is a full-time student, and submits a form under this section, shall receive a maximum Federal Pell Grant and a determination of a student aid index of equal to or less than zero without additional action on the part of the student or the family of the student. (D) Part-time students The Secretary shall ensure that a part-time student who is described in section 473(b)(3) and submits a form under this section shall receive a determination of a student aid index of equal to or less than zero. (4) Prohibition against requesting information more than once Any information requested during the process of creating an account for completing the web-based free application under this subsection, shall not be