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Ok can anyone help me on how you fill out the income part? What do I tick for section B and then what do I put in C?

http://www.studentloanrepayment.co.uk/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/RPIPG001/RPIPS001/RPIPS009/RPIPS018/OVFA%20WEB%20VERSION_0.PDF

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Ok can anyone help me on how you fill out the income part? What do I tick for section B and then what do I put in C?

http://www.studentloanrepayment.co.uk/pls/portal/docs/PAGE/RPIPG001/RPIPS001/RPIPS009/RPIPS018/OVFA%20WEB%20VERSION_0.PDF

What you tick in section B depends on your circumstances. For my first year in the States I wasn't expecting to work so I ticked travelling abroad and included a letter to say I would be staying with family so had no expenses. If you won't be working or have a spouse/family that will support you I suggest getting them to write a letter to state they are doing so. The following year I filled another out and as I am working I filled it out accordingly and sent copies of my payslips.

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You tick whichever box applies to you, and if you have personal income then you put that in C. I ticked "other" and wrote housewife, then my husband had to write a brief letter saying he supports me. (No need for him to provide any info as to his income.)

I did not write anything in C, I suppose technically I could have written the ~$2 in interest I receive annually but I assume they really don't care if you omit that LOL.

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