Here are the terms of your MSFAA if you are a full-time student residing in: If your financial institution is not a SecureKey enrollment partner or if you do not wish to use this service, you can obtain login information (username and password) through GCKey, a Canadian government service. The MSFAA is a multi-year federal and provincial loan agreement. It describes your responsibilities and the conditions for accepting and repaying your student loans. If you sign your MSFAA, you sign two contracts: one between you and the Canadian government and the other between you and your provincial government. The Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) is a legal document that outlines your responsibilities and the terms of acceptance and repayment of your student loans. The MSFAA is a multi-year agreement. Students belonging to the following groups must follow the AMSFAA to obtain public funds (grants and loans) for the academic year: the AMSFAA describes your responsibilities and the conditions for accepting and repaying your student loans. SecureKey enrollment partners are groups such as banks and credit unions that have merged with SecureKey Technologies to allow their customers to use their online login information (e.g.B. card numbers or usernames and passwords) to access Canadian government services. Your bank details are not transmitted to the government through this service. Consult the list of participating banks. This document replaces previous loan agreements at the federal and provincial levels and describes all conditions for the acceptance and repayment of provincial and federal funds.

Your MSFAA does not show you how much you receive in federal and provincial loans or grants. You will receive a separate assessment notice from your province or territory informing you of the amount of financial aid you will receive for students. The Master Student Financial Assistance Agreement (MSFAA) replaces previous loan agreements at the federal and provincial levels. Since this is a multi-year contract, it is more efficient and easier to use. For example, you don`t need to sign a new agreement the next time you apply for student financial aid (unless you`re taking a two-year break from your studies or establishing residence in another province/territory). Your MSFAA does not indicate the amount of aid for which you qualify. You will receive a separate assessment notice from your province or territory informing you of the amount of federal and provincial loans as well as Canada Student Grants or provincial grants for which you can qualify. .

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