I got declined for OSAP for my final year 'cuz I made money in co-op, dad bought me a car which is under my name (so its an asset) .... not that I needed it but its always nice to have some extra money just in case ...
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Aug 8th, 2006 03:09 PM #16OSAP will want the combined income of her father and his new wife (it will be assumed that since her father is remarried, that she is being supported by both him and his wife) as well as your income.
Originally Posted by daisyville
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Aug 8th, 2006 10:43 PM #17
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Aug 9th, 2006 12:37 PM #18Thanks Shaner. I'm still paying my daughter's father child support (don't ask). Does that mean that my income would also be considered?
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Aug 9th, 2006 01:51 PM #19yeah .. my car is in my dad's name ... a lot of ppl have been burned by keeping a car in their name. OSAP's policy: sell your car and use that money to pay for school
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Aug 9th, 2006 09:33 PM #20
osap denied me too cause of my household income
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Aug 9th, 2006 09:41 PM #21
im pretty sure you cud get it...cuz when you fill it out they factor in dependants (your wife), assets and so forth so basically they try to factor in your expenses and ya once as you fill it out they give u an estimate...its worth a shot...good luck with that.
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Aug 9th, 2006 09:41 PM #22No I don't think they can check your bank account, they check your income from tax forms. The application asks you to fill out specific lines from your tax return and you have to agree that they can verify the information and such. I don't really see how they would be able to check bank account/savings account. Plus if you are saving money for whatever it shouldn't really be their business, as long as you don't have a big yearly income.
Originally Posted by persiangts
OSAP is awesome, because you will never find anywhere else where you can get an interest free loan until you finish school + 6 months after to find work. Does anyone know the percent afterwards? Plus if you don’t have the income government isn’t going to destroy you like collection agencies they will figure something out or even I know in the past they forgot part of the loan (this is unlikely to occur again however).
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Aug 12th, 2006 04:35 PM #23Newbie
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What if you...say work in the summer at an "under-the-table" job? They say they'll check with the CRA and compare it to what you filled out on OSAP. So when you have to confirm what you made in the summer, what would you fill out?
Originally Posted by PrimoTurbo
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Aug 14th, 2006 07:00 PM #24Interest (prime + 2.5%) starts at the end of the study period when you graduate. You just don't have to start paying back your loan until 6 months after the study period ends.
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Aug 18th, 2006 06:20 PM #25Under most circumstances....cash under-the-table jobs don't count as a real job(because there is no paper trail). So technically, the government doesn't know you worked there(unless you're stupid enough to file it for taxes). So if you worked a cash job in the summer...it's the same as you not working at all(just means...dont declare that you made the money...thats all). So your income would be $0.
Originally Posted by emir
It's like the same for me..when I applied my income is $0 even though I cut lawns and built computers for people last year and made quite a bit of cash.
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Aug 19th, 2006 10:14 AM #26Jr. Member

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Is there a way to roughly know how much OSAP you will get?
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when you fill out the form and before you sumbit theres a estimate
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Aug 19th, 2006 05:27 PM #28Sr. Member



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apply as independent is the way to go, both my parents make 6 figures, and i got $11900 for Sept 06-may 07, but after i entered my summer income of $12000, my osap amount went down to $9200
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