Your ability to receive funding through the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) depends on your specific situation. You’re free to apply for OSAP if you’ve filed a consumer proposal, but you’ll need to provide additional information, including a letter from your LIT indicating that the federal or provincial governments are or creditors in your consumer proposal, and proof that none of your OSAP funds will be seized to pay back your creditors. If you’ve completed your consumer proposal, you’ll need to provide proof of completion and that the funds you receive won’t be used as income to repay any creditors.