Incorrect information about student status

If the student in the household is in primary school, you can appeal the decision.

Fill out the appeal form below and attach documentation. Documentation can be confirmation from the school that the student is in primary school.

Having "adult rights" means that you have a statutory right to education from the year you turn 25. If the student in the household is in upper secondary education and has an adult right to education, you can appeal the decision.

Fill out the appeal form below and attach documentation. Documentation can be confirmation from the school that the student started upper secondary education. If there is any doubt as to whether the student began their education after the age of 25, you should also attach confirmation that the student has the "adult right" to education.

If the study/education is a work-oriented measure in collaboration with Nav or the municipality, you can appeal the decision.

Fill out the appeal form below and attach documentation. Documentation can be a decision, individual plan or similar that shows that the education is a work-oriented measure in collaboration with Nav/the municipality.

If the student/student received any of these benefits, you can appeal the decision.

Fill out the appeal form below and attach documentation. Documentation can be a copy of paid work clarification benefits, disability insurance, qualification benefit or introduction benefit.

If the student/pupil/apprentice has temporarily moved to the place of study, we may consider deleting the person from the application. You can then appeal the decision.

Fill out the appeal form below and attach documentation. Documentation can be a copy of the lease agreement at the place of study. In the appeal, you must state when the student/pupil moved out and when it is expected that the student/pupil will move home.