What A 'Duplicate' NSFAS Application Status Means

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Navigating the NSFAS application process can be challenging, especially when unexpected statuses appear on your myNSFAS portal. Here’s what the 'Duplicate' NSFAS status means and what you should do if it appears.


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Once you submit your NSFAS application, it's important to track its progress by regularly checking your NSFAS status. If your application shows a ‘Duplicate’ status, this may be confusing at first.

If you’ve encountered this message, you’re not alone. In this article, we’ll explain what this status means and what steps you should take if it appears.

'Duplicate' NSFAS Status Meaning

When the 'Duplicate' status appears on your NSFAS application, it indicates that a duplicate application has been submitted for the same cycle. NSFAS’s system flags this because it only allows one unique application per applicant each academic year.

To address this, log into your account on the myNSFAS portal and check if there is more than one application listed on your profile. Make sure your personal information—such as ID number, contact details, and email—is consistent across all NSFAS submissions.

If you’re unable to identify the cause of the issue, contact NSFAS by email for assistance.

Applicants are encouraged to regularly check their NSFAS status to stay up-to-date on the progress of their application.

How to Check Your NSFAS Status

To access your NSFAS application status on myNSFAS, follow these steps:

Step 1: Log in to the myNSFAS student portal. This is your main login point on the NSFAS website.

Step 2: Enter your username and password on the NSFAS website, then click SIGN IN.

Step 3: Click on Track Your Funding Progress to check your NSFAS application status.

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