Forms to support your child or partner's 2022 to 2023 full-time student finance application
Guidance on how to support your child or partner’s student finance application and which forms you need to complete.
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If your child or partner has applied for student finance in academic year 2022 to 2023, you may be asked to provide your household income details. You will be asked to provide income details from the 2020 to 2021 tax year.
Your information will be used to work out if your child or partner can get extra money on top of the Tuition Fee Loan and the basic Maintenance Loan.
It’s important that you complete the PFF2 form for the correct academic year, as it changes every year. If you send the wrong form, it’ll take us longer to process the student’s application. You can find all available forms via our form finder.
How to support an application
You’ll receive an email when your child or partner applies for student finance. You can normally provide your income details online by signing in or creating an account.
If you’re unable to apply online, you should complete a PFF2 form.
If your household income has gone down
You can apply for a current year income assessment if you think your household income this tax year will be at least 15% lower than the 2020 to 2021 financial year that you’ve been asked to give details about.
You still need to provide income information for the 2020 to 2021 tax year, even if you’re applying for a current year income assessment.
If you expect your income will drop by at least 15% in the 2022 to 2023 tax year, you should complete a PFF2 form and a current year income assessment form when the form becomes available in April.
Last updated 6 July 2023 + show all updates
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Added a link to the SFE form finder.
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Current Year Income form has been added for 2022/23
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First published.