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Deadlines for 2010/11 applications
The sooner you apply, the more likely you are to have all your money in place for the start of term
The deadlines have now passed, but it's not too late to apply for student loans and grants.
Don’t leave it any longer. The sooner you apply, the more likely you are to have all your money in place for the start of term.
If you complete your application now - and send in all your evidence - we will do our best to arrange at least partial finance to get you started. Act quickly and we may still be able to get all your money sorted for the start of your course.
Don’t forget, your application is only complete when:
- you've submitted your application correctly
- you (and your parents or partner, if appropriate) have sent in all the evidence that we ask for
- you've signed and returned your 'online declaration' form (if you applied online)
You can download the 'online declaration' form when you login to your student finance account.
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Security Information
Student Finance ni is aware of a number of email campaigns claiming to be Student Finance ni. These bogus emails (phishing) may ask you to provide your security details. If you receive a suspicious email please forward it immediately to security@slc.co.uk.
Protecting you and your information is paramount to Student Finance ni. Remember we will never email you asking for login or user details. It's easy to protect yourself online - to find out more security information page.
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Get Safe Online - beware of 'too good to be true' job offers
Internet users and job hunters are being urged to be on their guard against ‘too good to be true’ money earning opportunities during the economic downturn.
According to Get Safe Online, the UK’s national internet security initiative, fraudsters are making use of legitimate channels - including mainstream recruitment websites - to mislead web users into thinking they have a genuine job as a ‘financial manager’, ‘money transfer agent’, ‘shipping manager’ or even ‘mystery shopper’ (purporting to evaluate customer service at high street banks).
Lured by the prospect of substantial earnings for relatively little work, many victims instead end up tagged as criminals, with their bank accounts suspended and liable to repay the full amount of laundered funds.
Get Safe Online week starts on the 16th November. To find out more, visit Get Safe Online
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Sending in evidence – passport, birth certificate, P60
If you have been asked to send in evidence to prove your identity or income, you need to do this as soon as possible. You can find out what evidence to send in by logging in to your online account.
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Student Finance ni 2010/11 presentation
Please find the Student Finance ni presentation here.
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UCAS Application Numbers
UCAS have recently changed their processes for academic year 2009/2010 onwards. They no longer provide the UCAS application number to students,simply a Personal ID. Our online application only asks for the Personal ID. However, we do ask for the application number on the paper forms. The forms are already printed for 2009/2010. Please be assured that students’ applications will not be held up as a result of not providing the UCAS application number. We will amend our paper application forms from academic year 2010/2011.
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