Can I Cancel My NSFAS Account and Apply Again?

Can I Cancel My NSFAS Account and Apply Again? The first thing to know before I give you the exact answer is that deleting, cancelling, and deleting your profile from My NSFAS takes you off their system. This means you will not have any data or information about your funds. 

It is important to understand the motive behind an applicant’s decision to delete their profile. Deleted profiles may have several reasons. By deleting your profile, you are saying goodbye to NSFAS, your application, and your funds. You may not have any connection with NSFAS anymore. 

A cancellation and deletion of your profile is possible. As a reputable institution, the process may take some time to complete. We do not do this to discourage you, but to make sure that the right thing is done first. If you have a smart device connected to the internet, you can delete your NSFAS account at any time, anywhere. 

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How to Delete MyNSFAS Account 

Follow this process to delete your NSFAS profile account.

1. Go to the “Official Website.”
2. Click on “MyNSFAS.”
3. Enter your “Username.” 
4. Enter your “Password.” 
5. Click on the “Track Funding.” 
6. Please click “Cancel Application.”
7. To delete your NSFAS profile, you must submit a written request to NSFAS
8. Requests can be submitted either in person or by email to NSFAS.

Should I Delete MyNSFAS Profile?

Yes, you should only delete your NSFAS profile if the problem with your NSFAS account cannot be resolved. We don’t encourage students to delete their NSFAS profiles.

Can I Cancel My NSFAS Account and Apply Again?

Yes. After you create a new NSFAS profile account, you can apply again. However, if you decide to reapply after deleting your NSAFS profile, you will need to provide all the required documents.

Is it Possible to Delete an NSFAS Account?

Yes. You can delete an NSFAS account either through email or manually by writing a request and submitting it to NSFAS’s office.

Conclusion 

Deleting your MyNSFAS profile is a significant decision, severing ties with NSFAS, your application, and funds. The process, while possible, is advised only when issues cannot be resolved. Reapplying afterward is possible, but submitting the required documents again is necessary for a new profile.