NSFAS Supporting Documents: How to Upload Forms

Students whose 2026 NSFAS funding applications show missing or outstanding documents must log into their myNSFAS accounts and upload the exact files requested on the portal.

NSFAS says applicants are notified through their accounts when additional supporting documents are needed. Once a notice is issued, the applicant generally has 30 days to submit the outstanding information.

Failure to upload the requested documents within that period can result in the application being marked incomplete and not considered for funding.

Official myNSFAS portal: https://my.nsfas.org.za/

Quick Answer

• Application status: Check through myNSFAS

• Upload method: Through the applicant’s myNSFAS account

• Missing-document deadline: 30 days after NSFAS issues the request

• Certification required: No, NSFAS says documents do not need to be certified

• Possible forms: Consent Form, Declaration Form, Disability Annexure and Orphan or Vulnerable Child Declaration