Proof of Supporting Myself

chin85 | 14:47 Mon 07th Aug 2006 | Business & Finance

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I'm a student and have been supporting myself for three years, which is the length of time you need to support yourself to be considered independent by the student loan people. They want me to prove that I've been supporting myself for three years by providing a p60. I don't have any p60s and I'm sure that would only prove that I have had a job, not that I am supporting myself. How else can I prove that I am independent from my parents? Thanks

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Ethel

Bank accounts?

Copies of utility bills? Rent agreements/payments? And as Ethel says,your bank statements.

Ethel

You must be getting your money from somewhere.

Surely there are receipts, invoices, regular payments into your account?

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