Student Loans Company asking for Bank Statements?

Been contacted by SLC, telling me I need to update my details for repayment.

I need to make a Third Party Declaration that my mum is currently helping support me while I'm not working. The form tells me I need to send bank statements for the last 3 months.

Are these supposed to be original copies? Am I supposed to blur out my bank account number & sort code?

It seems unsafe to be sending my bank details in the post like this, with no idea who will get to see it.

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PQ

Clearing and Applications Advisor

21

Bank statements are sent in the post all the time - it’s how the bank sends them out to their customers in the first place.

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hyperion.coding

OP

2

What I meant is I don't know if the recipient (SLC) is supposed to have access to my bank account number/sort code. I haven't had to send my bank statements like this to SLC before, so I'm not sure. I'd like some kind of confirmation from a SLC representative.

When I send the bank statements to the SLC should they be original copies, and should they have any info redacted? And should I be sending them through Royal Mail tracked/Signed For service?

Original post by hyperion.coding

What I meant is I don't know if the recipient (SLC) is supposed to have access to my bank account number/sort code. I haven't had to send my bank statements like this to SLC before, so I'm not sure. I'd like some kind of confirmation from a SLC representative.

When I send the bank statements to the SLC should they be original copies, and should they have any info redacted? And should I be sending them through Royal Mail tracked/Signed For service?

Hi there,
For this, please contact Repayments directly.
If you prefer to communicate to them via message, then you can message them on Twitter: https://twitter.com/messages/compose?recipient_id=806835849916719104 or Facebook: http://m.me/SLCRepayment - alternatively they are also available on the phone, their number is 0300 100 0611.

Student Loans Company asking for Bank Statements?

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