1. Do I have to go in person to renew my student loan? Can you ask your family to help you continue to borrow money?

You can only apply for a student loan for one academic year at a time, and cannot apply for a four-year loan at one time. In addition to the first time application, the student and *** need to go to the financial aid center with the borrower. From the next school year, you can directly apply for loan renewal. If you want to renew the loan, you don’t need to go to the Education Bureau Financial Aid Center in person. *** just go with the borrower. That's ok too. Each time you apply for loan renewal, a new receipt will be generated, and when the loan is disbursed each year, it will be issued to the Alipay account used for the first application.

2. Do I have to go in person to renew my student loan?

It is also possible if I am not in person. The main thing is that I just need to bring all the materials. The loan renewal requirements are relatively simple.

3. Do I have to go in person to renew my student loan? Can you ask your family to help?

It can be done by the trustee.

Students who are applying for student loans from their place of origin again should go to the county financial aid center with their signed application form (exported and printed from the system) and a copy of their student ID card.

If the student borrower or *** and the borrower cannot go to the acceptance site, the other party can apply with the "Letter of Authorization".

Starting from 2011, new students who apply for student loans from their place of origin no longer need to sign a "power of attorney". The new version of the contract stipulates that the default authorization relationship between the student borrower and the same borrower is.

Extended information:

Repayment method

⑴ Before the student graduates, repay it in one time or in installments;

⑵ After the student graduates , watching their available funds to repay the loan;

⑶ After the graduates’ internship period expires, their units will deduct the repayment from their wages monthly within two to five years;

⑷ The unit where the graduates work may decide to exempt or exempt the advanced loan based on their work performance;

⑸ For students who have taken out loans, they have been expelled from school, ordered to drop out of school, or have violated national laws and school disciplines. If a student voluntarily withdraws from school, the student's parents shall be responsible for repaying all loans.

Students who borrow money should confirm their student loan repayment plan with the bank when going through graduation procedures. Within one year after graduation, you can submit an application to the bank to adjust the repayment plan.

Student loan principal and interest repayment can be done in a variety of ways, and the loan can be repaid in advance one time or multiple times. If a college student chooses to repay the loan early, the handling bank shall not charge any additional fees other than the interest payable.