Student finance

This year I was in 1st uni and had pre settled status as I am from EU and was only allowed to apply for university fee, now I have gotten settled status and applied with PN1 form for second year so I can get both maintenance loan and university fee, however I had received a letter from student finance that said to give my signature and post it so I can get ONLY university fee for next year, I didn’t fill it because I have already send the PN1 form, but I have gotten another letter reminding me to send the signature, what do I do I’m very confused

Reply 1

Stephen SLC

Official Rep

Hi there, when did you submit the PN1 application? Have you received any award letters? Thanks, Stephen.

Reply 2

Ylu

Original post

by Stephen SLC

Hi there, when did you submit the PN1 application? Have you received any award letters? Thanks, Stephen.

Hello, I submitted the PN1 form at the 17th of May, I did it as soon as I could because my settled status arrived a few days earlier

Reply 3

Stephen SLC

Official Rep

Hi again, the PN1 form may still be within the review process, If you have applied on an EU application previously, your application will be currently locked to EU, and will require transfer to Student Finance England. The notification for the signature would be an automatic notification, so you can allow a little more time for the PN1 form to be reviewed and an update to be provided. Thanks, Stephen.

Reply 4

Ylu

Original post

by Ylu

Hello, I submitted the PN1 form at the 17th of May, I did it as soon as I could because my settled status arrived a few days earlier

Also I have just received a notification letter (27th May) where it says they have reassessed my application for tuition fees and it’s all £0. I’m really worried as to why because on the PN1 form I ticked both tuition fee and maintenance loan

Reply 5

Stephen SLC

Official Rep

Hi, as advised, based on the timescales, the PN1 application would not have been reviewed withing this timescale, this is most likely still awaiting review. For to clarify this, it would be best to call us on 0300 100 0607 for to check this for you. Thanks, Stephen..