NSFAS appeal my nsfas.org.za 2024

NSFAS appeal is again a request to review eligibility for the student’s funds in South Africa. There are many students whose applications are rejected and they appeal for review so that they can get approved. There are some reasons why applications are rejected, how to appeal, who can appeal, and who can’t.

Eligibility nsfas – Who Can Appeal?

The students whose application is rejected from the financial support or stop funding can appeal. The students can appeal for their NSFAS application funds.

WHO Can’t appeal for NSFAS funds?

1. Record not found in NSFAS.
2. If they are in N+2 and N+3.
3. Not meet with eligibility criteria.
4. If incorrect details are not sent to their institution.

All the eligible students can send their appeal application within 1 month after the results. you can appeal If your application is rejected after applying nsfas.

You can check your nsfas status by logging mynsfas profile .

The student’s appeal will be accepted if fulfills the following eligibility criteria.

1. Provide the income detail and changes to the nsfas.
2. If the court orders the students’ parents that they are not responsible for their financial requirements.
3. If the applicant’s parents in divorced and the applicant has financial issues approved by the social welfare department.

Your application will be rejected if not meet academic eligibility.

Nsfas Appeal Accept if

1. Fail to complete academic period whether health issues or any others for 2 months.
2. Pregnant women.
3. Any Disability by medical report
4. If found in Violent or crime.
5. Academic result incorrect
6. Death of any family member.
7. Continue student

Appeal Rejection Reasons

If income is more than R35000 and for disabled R600000 appeal will be rejected.

Appeal Reasons.
Low Incom
Income changes
SASSA beneficiary
Independence from family

Documents for NSFAS appeal
1. Income proof
2. Retrenchment Letter
3. Parents’  death certificate if orphan
4. SASSA Letter
5. Independent proof (Court Order)
6. Financial responsibility on one parent (proof)