What To Do If Your NSFAS Status Is 'Duplicate'


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Once you apply for NSFAS, it's essential that you regularly check your NSFAS application progress. Seeing the term "Duplicate" on your NSFAS status can be confusing and concerning. 


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Your NSFAS status is a crucial indicator of where you stand in the funding application process. It provides updates on the progress of your application, from submission to approval or rejection. By checking your status regularly, you can stay informed about any additional steps required to secure funding for your studies.

In this article, we dive into what a 'Duplicate' NSFAS status means and what you can do about it.

'Duplicate' NSFAS Status Meaning

If you see this NSFAS status when checking your NSFAS application progress, it means that a duplicate application was submitted for the same cycle. NSFAS’s system flags this situation because it expects a single, unique application per applicant for each academic year.

This can also appear if NSFAS detects conflicting or redundant information in your application which can happen due to technical errors or repeated submissions.

What Should I Do?

If you have this issue, log into your NSFAS portal and check if more than one application appears in your profile. Ensure that your information, such as ID number, contact details, and email, is consistent across any NSFAS submissions.

If you're unable to identify the cause, send NSFAS an email so that they can assist you. 

Applicants are urged to continuously check their NSFAS status to keep up-to-date with the progress of their NSFAS application.

How To Do A NSFAS Status Check

To access your NSFAS application status on myNSFAS

Step 1: Login on the myNSFAS student portal. This will be your main NSFAS login point on the NSFAS website.

Step 2: Enter your username and password on the NSFAS official website and then click SIGN IN!

Step 3: Click on Track Your Funding Progress to check the NSFAS application status.

While the "Duplicate" status might delay your funding application, acting swiftly and methodically can help resolve it. Don’t hesitate to seek assistance from NSFAS support, as they are equipped to handle these types of issues.

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