Register for On-Line Services - Step 1 of 4

Important Notice

Need to complete your Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) or register your account with NSLSC?

Did you?

Receive an email or letter from NSLSLC to register and complete your MSFAA?
Receive a paper copy of your MSFAA from your province or territory

As of April 3, 2018, completing your MSFAA is now available online, however, you must register first.

Already have a loan but not yet registered for an online account?

The National Student Loans Service Centre On-Line Services will allow you to review your student loan accounts and to view and change your contact information.

In order to ensure that only you are granted on-line access to your loan account information, the NSLSC requires that you verify your identity by confirming your full name, social insurance number, date of birth, and loan account number. There are four steps to completing your registration. You must complete all four steps to register successfully. Find out more about the registration process on the Before You Start page.

Please enter the following information to verify your identity with the NSLSC.

First Name (Required):

Last Name (Required):

SIN (Required): First 3 digits of SIN - Second 3 digits of SIN - Third 3 digits of SIN

Date of Birth (YYYY-MM-DD) (Required): Year of birth – 4 digits - Month of birth – 2 digits - Day of birth – 2 digits

To learn about the policies that govern the collection and use of your personal information, please visit the Security and Privacy Page .

Loan Account Number (7 digits, without the dash): How to Find your Loan Account Number?

Registration I.D. number: How to Find your Registration I.D. number?

Important: The National Student Loans Service Centre protects and values your security and privacy. The National Student Loans Service Centre will not share any information submitted for registration without your expressed consent.

Please note that Section 403 of the Criminal Code of Canada makes it an offence to impersonate another person for advantage, property gain or disadvantage of another person, while Section 430 (1.1) makes it an offence to obstruct, interrupt or interfere with the lawful use of data.