The National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) has recently announced that all students who are beneficiaries of their funding must sign their Schedules of Particulars (SOP) to ensure the processing of their tuition payments. If you are a NSFAS recipient, follow these steps to sign your SOP:
Step 1: Receive the Notification NSFAS will send you either an SMS or an email notifying you that you need to sign your Schedules of Particulars (SOP). This communication will be sent to the contact details provided during your application process.
Step 2: Access the Link Click on the link provided in the SMS or email. This link will direct you to the page where you can start the signing process.
Step 3: Verify Your Identity On the page, you will be prompted to enter your ID number. After entering your ID number, NSFAS will send a One Time Pin (OTP) to your registered cell phone number.
Step 4: Enter OTP and Continue Retrieve the OTP from your cell phone and enter it on the page. This OTP serves as a verification method to ensure your identity. Once entered, you can proceed with the SOP signing process.
Step 5: Sign Your SOP
Follow the instructions on the page to sign your Schedules of Particulars (SOP). Review the terms and conditions carefully before submitting your agreement. If you are under 18 years old, your parent or legal guardian should sign on your behalf.
Step 6: Confirmation After successfully signing the SOP, you will receive a notification on the screen confirming that the process is complete. This means you have successfully agreed to the terms and conditions of your NSFAS bursary.
Note: It is crucial to sign your SOP promptly to avoid any delays in the processing of your tuition payments. Failure to sign the SOP may result in NSFAS withholding the payment of your tuition fees. If you encounter any issues during the signing process or have questions, contact NSFAS for assistance.
By following these steps and signing your SOP as required, you can ensure that your NSFAS funding remains intact, and you can continue with your studies without any financial interruptions.
