Once your completed loan agreements have been received and processed by your lenders, you can use a Canadian MSFAA number or an Alberta MSFAA number to confirm your identity. It takes approximately 10 business days to complete the processing of your loan agreement. The MSFAA describes your responsibilities and the conditions for accepting and repaying your student loans. First, confirm that you have entered your information correctly. If all your information is accurate, the Student Financial Assistance Framework Agreement (MSFAA) will replace previous federal and provincial loan agreements. As this is a multi-year agreement, it is more efficient and easier to use. For example, you don`t need to sign a new agreement the next time you apply for student financial assistance (unless you`re taking a two-year break or establishing residence in another province or region). Click on a link below to access the appropriate section or check out the FAQ on verifying your identity. If you received an Alberta Student Loan or Canada Student Loan in the past (before 2013), you can find your loan certificate number and payment amount: You can provide a loan certificate number for an Alberta Student Loan or a Canada Student Loan that you received in the past for full-time studies. Be sure to specify the withdrawal amount associated with that particular credit certificate number. The Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) is a legal document that outlines your responsibilities and the terms of acceptance and repayment of your student loans. The MSFAA is a multi-year agreement.
Students who belong to the following groups must complete the MSFAA to receive government funding (grants and loans) for the academic year: you will have two ways to verify your identity and register your account with NSLSC. You can use a SecureKey or GCKey sign-in partner. You will be redirected to an external website to complete this identity verification process. The ASN you entered does not match the records of your MyAlberta digital ID. Log in to MyAlberta Digital ID and verify that your first and last name and date of birth match your MyAlberta Digital ID information. To change your first name, last name or date of birth, select Digital ID in your MyAlberta. Make sure your personal information matches what you see in one of the following documents sent to you by Alberta Education: A Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) is the legal agreement between you and your lender. You must enter into your agreement before you can receive a scholarship. It takes approximately 10 business days to complete the processing of your loan agreements.
Your Alberta MSFAA number can be found in the upper right corner of your Alberta Student Loan Agreement. You can find your Canadian LAMMS number: Your Alberta Student Number (NSA) allows us to verify your identity by matching your information with Alberta school records that are stored for you. We must confirm your identity before we can grant you access to your account. If you visit a school that does not have access to an electronic enrollment confirmation and has provided a valid email address, you will receive an email asking you to access your account on the StudentAid BC website dashboard to download a copy of your enrollment confirmation form approximately one month before you qualify for the student loan. The Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) is a legal document that defines your responsibilities and the conditions for accepting and repaying your student loans. MSFAA is a multi-year contract. Students in the following groups must complete the MSFAA in order to receive public funding (grants and loans) for the school year: Most B.C. schools confirm online student enrollment directly with StudentAid BC. Once your confirmation of the registration form has been processed, your student loan and/or scholarship may be unlocked. Each scholarship and scholarship program has different requirements to free up funding. It is important that you refer to the evaluation or documentation notice that will be sent to you to find out what you need to do to receive your scholarship or scholarship.
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