NSFAS Applicants Must Submit A 2024 NSFAS Consent Form


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There are less than two weeks left for individuals to apply for National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) bursaries. The scheme has revealed key details concerning the 2024 NSFAS bursary application period. 
 


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The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) is calling on all applicants to submit a consent form to finalise their 2024 NSFAS bursary application. Failure to submit a consent form may delay confirmation of funding by NSFAS. 

DOWNLOAD YOUR NSFAS CONSENT FORM HERE 

Students must note that not submitting the consent form will result in delays in the outcome of the application. The consent form will ensure that NSFAS complies with all SARS requirements.

SARS Consent Form For NSFAS

2024 NSFAS bursary applicants are not required to submit any supporting documents when applying for funding. This is because NSFAS has partnered with several entities to verify whether or not students qualify for funding.

However, it's important to note that NSFAS applicants must provide their consent for the verification of their data. If students do not upload a signed consent form NSFAS will not be able to verify their information and confirm funding. 

NSFAS requests all applicants to submit a consent form in order to verify relevant information from third parties. 

Almost all students who applied for an NSFAS 2024 bursary are required to submit a consent form. This includes individuals whose NSFAS statuses are Awaiting Evaluation, Financial Eligibility, and Application Data

Applicants whose status is: "Awaiting Evaluation, Financial Eligibility, and Application Data" should patiently wait for communication from NSFAS through SMS and email, which will provide instructions on how to upload the form.

NSFAS Consent Form 2024

The only applicants who are not required to upload a consent form are South African Social Security Agency (Sassa) grant beneficiaries who have already been approved for funding. This is because no financial checks are conducted on the parents, guardians, or spouses of the applicants in this case.  

It is important to mention that SASSA beneficiaries who have been approved for funding, are NOT required to submit the form. 

NSFAS has received over 1.4 million applications by 15 January 2024. Despite the high number of applications already received by NSFAS, the financial aid scheme is expecting approximately one million more applications before the 2024 bursary application period closes. 

READ MORE: No Documents Or Matric Results Needed To Apply For NSFAS, Says Nzimande

The application period for the NSFAS bursary has been extended to the 15th of February 2024. 

What is a SARS Consent Form For NSFAS?

The SARS Consent Form for NSFAS needs to be completed to give permission for NSFAS to confirm the tax and earnings details with SARS.

SARS Consent Form 2024 PDF Download

You can download a PDF copy of the SARS NSFAS Consent Form to complete it and then upload onto the MyNysfas student portal. 

How to Upload Consent Form on NSFAS

When you have completed the SARS Consent Form and made sure it is signed you should take a photo of it and upload it onto the MyNsfas student portal. You login with your account details and then click to the upload section to select the document and upload it.

 

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