A woman has set the internet buzzing after announcing her single status in the most structured way imaginable: a multi-page boyfriend application form complete with scoring, red-flag detection and a final interview round.
Ndou Ipfiey posted the form on Instagram on Friday, September 4, 2026, declaring she was open to a relationship but making it clear that any prospective partner would have to earn the position.
Woman divided boyfriend application form into 10 sections
The document reads like something produced by an actual human resources department.
Divided into ten sections, it requires applicants to rate themselves out of ten on qualities including communication, loyalty, affection, romance, patience, emotional support, consistency and the ability to make their girlfriend laugh.
Deeper questions probe intentions, jealousy levels, phone privacy, attitudes towards their partner’s male friends and financial responsibility.
Candidates asked to state relationship goals
Candidates must also state their relationship goals, outline their two-to-three year plans and sign what the form calls a loyalty pledge.
A final interview section poses two pointed questions: “Why should I choose you over the other applicants?” and “What is one thing you can promise me as my boyfriend?”
The closing question, labelled “The Final Question,” asks applicants what a potential girlfriend can expect from them that will make her feel “safe, loved, respected and appreciated.”
Did the lady give any caution on the application form?
A notice at the bottom of the form carries a firm warning for anyone assuming the process is straightforward: “Submitting this application does NOT guarantee employment.”
Successful candidates, the notice states, will face further screening that includes consistency checks, communication assessments, loyalty testing and what the form describes as an “extremely serious ‘Do you actually know how to treat a woman?’ evaluation.”
A section marked “HR Use Only” reserves space for a panel to classify each applicant under one of five statuses: Approved, Shortlisted, Under Review, Rejected, or Rejected Immediately due to red flags detected.
What was the overall score of each submission?
Each submission also receives an overall score out of 100.
The post quickly gained traction online, with many users drawn to the blend of humour and genuine standards the form represents.
Ndou captioned the post with a simple “Good luck,” leaving little doubt about the bar applicants would need to clear.
