Keeping UG Loans in deferment Forum
- Nachoo2019
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Keeping UG Loans in deferment
I just received an email that the small amount (15-20k) of federal loans I have from UG are now in the "six month phase"
I will not be taking loans for law school because that is fully covered. do I need to do anything to make sure these go back into deferment or will the government see that I filed a FAFSA and will be enrolled in law school?
Any help would be appreciated
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I will not be taking loans for law school because that is fully covered. do I need to do anything to make sure these go back into deferment or will the government see that I filed a FAFSA and will be enrolled in law school?
Any help would be appreciated
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- lymenheimer
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
Your loan servicer will have details about this. some schools automatically report this information and some servicers have a form you are required to fill outNachoo2019 wrote:I just received an email that the small amount (15-20k) of federal loans I have from UG are now in the "six month phase"
I will not be taking loans for law school because that is fully covered. do I need to do anything to make sure these go back into deferment or will the government see that I filed a FAFSA and will be enrolled in law school?
Any help would be appreciated
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- Nachoo2019
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
Boom. I didn't know we all had different servicers. I figured it was pretty standard with nelnet or whatever it's called. Thanks bro
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
Yea. NP. I have Navient and they have a form if the school doesnt autoreport. maybe someone else has your servicer and can comment specifically if you cant find it.Nachoo2019 wrote:Boom. I didn't know we all had different servicers. I figured it was pretty standard with nelnet or whatever it's called. Thanks bro
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
Also curious, same situation though mine are through FedLoan.
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- lymenheimer
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
https://myfedloan.org/forms/index.shtmlJames.K.Polk wrote:Also curious, same situation though mine are through FedLoan.
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
I've deferred that way before (my research fellowship qualifies as a "graduate fellowship") but I assume we have to wait until August for a school to sign for the deferment?lymenheimer wrote:https://myfedloan.org/forms/index.shtmlJames.K.Polk wrote:Also curious, same situation though mine are through FedLoan.
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
Gotcha. Yea that was my assumption. I'd just make sure you have enough for an August payment just in case, but you could probably contact your FA department and see when they typically address those forms.James.K.Polk wrote:I've deferred that way before (my research fellowship qualifies as a "graduate fellowship") but I assume we have to wait until August for a school to sign for the deferment?lymenheimer wrote:https://myfedloan.org/forms/index.shtmlJames.K.Polk wrote:Also curious, same situation though mine are through FedLoan.
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Re: Keeping UG Loans in deferment
That was my plan - thanks!lymenheimer wrote:Gotcha. Yea that was my assumption. I'd just make sure you have enough for an August payment just in case, but you could probably contact your FA department and see when they typically address those forms.James.K.Polk wrote:I've deferred that way before (my research fellowship qualifies as a "graduate fellowship") but I assume we have to wait until August for a school to sign for the deferment?lymenheimer wrote:https://myfedloan.org/forms/index.shtmlJames.K.Polk wrote:Also curious, same situation though mine are through FedLoan.