Student finance for new course after withdrawal

Hello, so I studied 2 years at a university( 2022 - 2024), and this august I have submitted my withdrawal form. But the university has not confirmed the withdrawal yet. In the meantime, I applied at for a new course (nursing) at a new university for a 2024 september start and received an offer. And then I applied for student finance for the new course online a week ago.
But I only realised now that my student finance application has been submitted as a returning student to the new university and not a new student. Because my withdrawal from the old university has not been confirmed yet, is there any way I can apply for student finance for the new university? I have read online about the pn1 form. Can I send the pn1 form for the new university before the withdrawal from the old university has been confirmed?
I did some re - sit exams in early august. It was after some re - sit exams that I applied to the new uni in clearing. And the old university have told me that they will consider my withdrawal after they receive my re- sit results, which will be released in september. My new course starts mid september.

Okay, thank you for answering. One more question, I saw on governement and nhs website that people who apply for an allied healthcare course as a second undergraduate degree, can be eligible for all 3 years of tuition fee loan. It was last updated in 2017. Is that still true for 2024 for a nursing degree?

Thank you for your help! I tried contacting agents on the phone and on the live chat, but they told me what I am eligible for when it comes a non - healthcare course ( 2 years of tuition fee instead of 3). They didn't seem to know about the funding for allied healthcare courses when they are 2nd degrees. And I have tried multiple times. They did tell me though that I will get 3 years maintenance loan. Glad to know it still applies to those starting.
I didn't initially know about this rule, and was only going to apply for maintenance loan, but I read about it when I was reading about the nhs learning support fund etc. It was last updated in 2017, so a while ago.Unfortunately the agents on the phone weren't updated on this I guess. I am a little worried I would have trouble explaining to them if something goes wrong with my tuition fees.

Thank you, and one more thing, once my university has confirmed my withdrawal, can I make an application as a new student again online,or do I still have to use the pn1 form? will the online application still show up as me returning or as a new student?

Thank you. Also adding to my first post, when I applied for student finance for new uni and course online , it shows in my application (2022 - 2027) instead of (2024 - 2027), so as a returning student which isn't true as for (2022 - 2024) I was at a different uni. It automatically came up like that rather than me selecting something. Yeah I think that might be because the first uni hasn't confirmed withdrawal yet.
Is there any way the years can be fixed by either from my end or SFE rather than me making a new application using PN1 form? I am wondering if that's possible so as to avoid more delay in my application getting approved. I am currently in the process of filling in the PN1 form and should be able to send it in a few days.

Hello, now that I have sent a pn1 form, does my old uni need to send a change of circumstances form to confirm the withdrawal from my old course? I have mentioned in my pn1 that I submitted a withdrawal application but withdrawal has not been confirmed yet.

And as I have mentioned before, everytime I mentioned about funding for nursing as a second degree to an SFE agent on the phone/ live chat, they don't seem to know about it and say that I will not get tuition fee for first year because I have two years previous study. I thought it would be okay once everything has been processed. I am not sure what is the best course of action to take now