Evidence rejection

Hi there,

If the assessor deems that your income was not sufficient then they will not be able to accept your independence evidence. Are you still in contact with your parent(s) and how old are you? Is this for the 2024/25 academic year?

Thanks, Drew

Reply 2

Original post

by Drew SLC

Hi there,
If the assessor deems that your income was not sufficient then they will not be able to accept your independence evidence. Are you still in contact with your parent(s) and how old are you? Is this for the 2024/25 academic year?
Thanks, Drew

I’m 21 but my parents cannot support me all my family are in Scotland and I live in Manchester. This is for the 2024/2025 academic year.

Reply 3

Hi there,

If you are under the age of 25 then you are classed as an dependent student. When we say your sponsor(s) have to support your application we do not expect them to give you money however they would need to provided their household income to support the application. Do you know if they got an email to do so?

Thanks, Drew

Reply 4

Original post

by Drew SLC

Hi there,
If you are under the age of 25 then you are classed as an dependent student. When we say your sponsor(s) have to support your application we do not expect them to give you money however they would need to provided their household income to support the application. Do you know if they got an email to do so?
Thanks, Drew

Hi,

If they provide evidence to support the application will it not then be based on their income?

Thanks

Reply 5

They did not get an email because I applied as an independent student I have supported myself away from my family for over 3 years.

Reply 6

Hi there,

If the evidence was processed and they have not accepted it then you will need to get your sponsor(s) to complete the PFF2 form. You can get this from the Gov.UK website and it can be uploaded from your online account.

Thank, Drew

Reply 7

Original post

by Drew SLC

Hi there,
If the evidence was processed and they have not accepted it then you will need to get your sponsor(s) to complete the PFF2 form. You can get this from the Gov.UK website and it can be uploaded from your online account.
Thank, Drew

Will this not base my student loan off of my parent’s income?

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