What Does Status Document Reloaded Mean?

A Status Document, also known as an Application Status Report, is a document generated by the Central Application Service (CAS) that provides you with real-time updates on your application for admission to a TVET College program.

It essentially acts as a communication channel between you, the applicant, and the TVET College you applied to. 

What Does the Status document do?

The Status Document will display various details about your application, including:

  1. Application Status: This section shows whether your application is still under review, has been accepted, or unfortunately, rejected.
  2. Supporting Documents: You can see a list of required supporting documents you submitted and whether they have been received and verified by the college.
  3. Selection Status: This section might display your position on the waiting list if your application is not yet accepted but remains under consideration.
  4. Offer Details: If your application is successful, the Status Document will display details of the program you’ve been offered, including campus location, start date, and any specific requirements you must fulfill before enrollment.

When Can I Expect to See My Status Document?

The timeframe for receiving your Status Document can vary depending on the application cycle and the specific TVET College you applied to.

However, in general, you can expect to access your Status Document within a few weeks after submitting your application.

Remember to check your spam folder regularly, as the notification email from CAS might be mistakenly filtered there.

What Does Reloaded Mean in the Status Document Title?

The term Reloaded in the Status Document title simply means that the document has been updated with new information.

This could be due to several reasons, such as:

  1. Additional Information Received: If you submitted missing documents or clarifications requested by the college, your Status Document will be reloaded to reflect the updated information.
  2. Application Status Change: If your application progresses through the review stages, from “Under Review” to “Accepted” or “Rejected,” the Status Document will be updated and reloaded to reflect your new application status.
  3. Selection Status Update: If your position on the waiting list changes, your Status Document will be reloaded to display the updated information.

Therefore, it’s important to regularly revisit your Status Document whenever you see the Reloaded notification.

This ensures you stay updated on the latest developments regarding your application.

How Do I Access My Status Document?

You can access your Status Document through the online platform where you submitted your initial TVET College application.

The CAS website provides a guide on accessing your application status.

Here’s a general process you must follow. The steps might differ slightly depending on the platform:

  1. Visit the TVET College application portal or the CAS website.
  2. Login using your application credentials (username and password).
  3. Navigate to the section labeled “My Applications” or “Application Status.”
  4. You should see a list of your TVET College applications. Select the specific program you applied to.
  5. Your Status Document should be available for download or viewing within this section.

Remember to save a copy of your Status Document for your reference.

What Should I Do If My Status Document Hasn’t Been Updated?

If you haven’t received a Status Document or haven’t seen any updates for an extended period (longer than what the College or CAS website specifies), here are some steps you can take:

First, you must ensure any notification emails regarding your Status Document haven’t been filtered into your spam folder.

Reach out to the admissions office of the specific TVET College you applied to.

They can provide the most up-to-date information regarding your application and the reason behind the delay in updating your Status Document.

If you encounter technical difficulties accessing the document, you must contact the college through their website.