1. school certificate
Student loan is a kind of policy loan provided by the state for college students, so the loan applicant must be a college student and provide a "proof of studying" stamped with the official seal of the school and the official seal of the department.
2. Student ID card
The student ID card can prove that the applicant is a college student, so the applicant must also provide it. If the student ID card is not lost, the applicant needs to apply to the school separately and submit the proof of loss.
3. Family situation questionnaire and poverty certificate
College students need to submit poverty certificates for the first loan. Applicants can go to the township and county civil affairs departments to issue a three-level poverty certificate, and affix the official seal of the relevant departments. Then fill in the family situation questionnaire according to the requirements of the school teacher and hand it over to the school staff together with the poverty certificate.
4. Identity cards of the applicant and his parents.
Generally, the borrower and co-borrower need to go to the assistance center together. Co-borrower is the guarantor of the loan student, usually his parents, so he needs to produce his and his parents' ID cards and copies.
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