Can I Trust LeapScholar With My Official Documents?
LeapScholar collects student documents only for legitimate purposes such as university applications, visa filing and LeapFinance loan processing, and any document request should come with a specific, clear explanation; students should ask for that explanation whenever a request feels unclear before sharing anything.
The practical test for whether a document request is legitimate is not who is asking but whether they can explain, in one sentence, exactly why that specific document is needed at that specific stage.
Where Documents Get Used
- University applications: transcripts, test scores and recommendation letters.
- Visa filing: financial and identity documents required by the destination country's immigration authority.
- Loan processing: income and collateral documents required by LeapFinance or its lending partners.
My Advice
If a document request cannot be tied to one of these three stages, ask your counsellor to explain it before sending anything. A legitimate request always has a specific, defensible reason attached to it.
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