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Forms and guides 09/10


The forms and guides below are for the academic year 2009/10.

Forms and guides for the Academic Year 10/11 are available from Academic Year 10/11.

Returning Your Completed Forms

You should send your completed forms to your Education and Library Board (ELB). To identify your ELB and find their contact details please refer to the ELB finder.

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09/10 Full-time students

These guidebooks provide detailed information on all aspects of the financial support available during 09/10:

Students wishing to apply for support should complete the following forms:

New Students

Birth Certificates or Adoption Certificates for evidence

We recommend that new students applying for support in 09/10 submit their passport as proof of identity. Those students who are not passport holders can submit their Birth or Adoption Certificate, but must also complete and return the Birth/Adoption Certificate Declaration Form (126kB).

This form contains two separate declarations. The Applicant's Declaration of Identity must be signed by the student to confirm their identity. The Identity Confirmation Form is to verify your identity and must be completed by a person of good standing in the community who has known you for at least two years. Please note: this person must be currently in employment, and they must supply a phone number for their place of work.


Continuing Students

Loan Request Forms

For students who have already applied for support and now wish to amend either the amount of Maintenance Loan or Tuition Fee Loan they requested:

Disabled Students' Allowances

If you have completed or are completing your Application for Student Finance and you also want to apply for Disabled Students' Allowances, you should complete the slimline version of the DSA1 form.

If you are applying for Disabled Students' Allowances only, or if you are a part-time student, a post graduate student or if you are studying your course by distance learning you must complete the full version of the DSA1 form.

Change of Circumstance

Missing signature - complete this form if you did not sign your paper application, when you applied for student finance:

Childcare Grant

Information on all aspects of financial support, including the Childcare Grant, for student parents:

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09/10 Part-time Students

Part Time students wishing to apply for support should download:

If you are applying for part-time support in academic year 2009/10 and your course starts between 1st July 2010 and 31st July 2010 inclusive, you must provide evidence of your household income for the financial year 2009-10, not the financial year 2008-09 which is requested on the application form.

Confirmation of income form for part time students:

Confirmation of benefits form for part time students:

Change of Circumstances form for part-time students:

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Parents, husbands, wives and partners of students

If you are supporting a student during their studies, you may require these forms:

To provide your financial information in support of a student's application (where it has not been provided on the main application form):

If your household income for the financial year 09/10 will be at least 5% less than it was in financial year 07/08, you should complete the following form and send it to Student Finance NI with evidence.

Missing signature - complete this form if you did not sign the paper form when you supported a student's application for finance:

For more information, visit What part do I play in providing financial support?

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Complaints

If you have a problem with your student finance application or your student loan account, you can register a complaint

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