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Use the same sign-in information you use for your online banking services. None of your information (e.g. financial, banking) will be shared with the NSLSC. Your Sign-In Partner will not know which government service you are using. You will temporarily leave the NSLSC site to use your Sign-In Partner.
- Register
This registration process includes setting up a new username...
- Register
Canada Student Loans Persistent or Prolonged Disability. Effective August 1, 2022, the Government of Canada is expanding access to disability supports to students and borrowers with a persistent or prolonged disability. For more information and/or to see if you are eligible for persistent or prolonged disability benefits, visit Canada.ca.
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- On this page
- Your NSLSC account
- Keep your loan payment-free while you study
- Medical and parental leave
- Let another person manage your student loan
- Reservists in the Canadian Forces
The National Student Loans Service Centre (NSLSC) is where you manage your student loan.
•Your NSLSC account
•Keep your loan payment-free while you study
•Medical and parental leave
•Let another person manage your student loan
Manage your loan, make payments and apply for repayment help from your NSLSC account.
Login to your NSLSC account
Let us know that you are still in study. You can:
•log in to your NSLSC account to confirm your enrolment
•submit a paper copy of the Confirmation of Enrolment (PDF, 267 KB)
This will make sure that repayment is delayed until you finish.
If you need to take time away from your studies for medical or parental reasons, you can apply for Medical and parental leave.
You can give another person power of attorney to take care of your student loan dealings with us.
•Power of Attorney form (PDF, 69 KB)
Fill out the form and send it to:
National Student Loans Service Centre (NSLSC)
P.O. Box 4030
Mississauga ON L5A 4M4
If you are a reservist in the Canadian Forces on a designated operation you can delay repayment on your student loan.
To learn more about the NSLSC and your student loan experience, watch this short video Opens a new window. Canada Student Loans Persistent or Prolonged Disability Effective August 1, 2022, the Government of Canada is expanding access to disability supports to students and borrowers with a persistent or prolonged disability.
Yes, making lump sum or one-time payments on top of your regularly scheduled payments is a great way to get ahead on repaying your student loan. To make a payment, log in to your NSLSC online account, click My Account and select Make a Payment. For additional ways to make a lump sum payment, visit Payment Method Options.
The National Student Loans Service Centre (NSLSC) is the “lender” of student loans in Canada. They are responsible for the release (disbursement) and collection of student loans, and also support your questions about student loan repayment or repayment assistance options. Detailed information related to your overall student loans can be ...
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Welcome to the National Student Loans Service Centre (NSLSC) Please review this page as we highlight what you will need to complete, the information you should have available and how long the process will take. There are two steps required to register your account and access your funding: Confirm your identity AND.
