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The Residential Address Country Code (E658) is inconsistent with the value reported for Citizen Resident Code (E358).
Use Case 1: A student is an international student and has an E358 value coded in Paradigm of “has a temporary entry permit…” (meaning their permanent addresses are overseas). In the Permanent/Billing Address BILLING ADDRESS Details section, you need to fill out the student's overseas details instead of an Australian address. Refer to the instructions on this workflow: How to Edit Existing Contact Information.
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see Student - How to Edit Existing Contact Information
Use Case 2: An international student with a permanent address in Australia with an UPFRONT payment receives a 10555 error and when the record is pushed to TCSI it gives another message about not submitting the data successfully as it’s missing loan fee details.
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This is an example of where one piece of data entry breaks a chain of cross-field validation rules in TCSI, meaning the errors received complains about one field when the actual cause is another field.
The chain is as follows:
The student has a permanent address in Australia
The student citizenship packet declares the student as a temporary resident (e.g. a student visa holder)
TCSI does not accept the concept of a temporary resident being permanently living in Australia, therefore it rejects the citizenship packet and marks it as invalid
The attempt to send the financial fields to TCSI fails due to TCSI being unable to cross verify the financial status of the student with the citizenship packet as there is no citizenship packet
To resolve the issue, you will need to change the student’s Paradigm BILLING ADDRESS to make it an overseas address. This change is made via the screen located: STUDENT > Student Details > Edit Contact Info. Refer to the instructions on this workflow: How to Edit Existing Contact Information.
Select the address type “BILLING” and update it appropriately to reflect an overseas address.
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