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FORBEARANCESAll forms are in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. You may obtain the free Adobe Acrobat reader which will allow you to print or view the forms here. If a borrower is willing but unable to financially make the required payments on a loan, he or she may request that the school grant a forbearance. This allows for a temporary postponement of payments, extension of time allowed for making payments or the acceptance of a lesser payment amount. It is important to note that interest continues to accrue during any period of forbearance. In order to obtain a forbearance, the borrower must request it in writing and provide documentation that supports the borrowers claim that he or she is financially unable to make payments. Forbearance is available on all Federal Perkins and NDSLs (Nation Direct Student Loans) regardless of when they were made. A forbearance may be granted for up to one year at a time. It may be renewed with additional supporting documentation, but may not exceed a total of three years. To be eligible for forbearance, you must be employed and your total monthly education loan payments must be a minimum of 20% of your total monthly gross income (defined as gross income received from employment and other sources). The following documentation must be supplied to support the request for forbearance:
Forbearance may also be granted for one of the following reasons
Please note that borrowers who have been granted forbearance on their Federal Direct Student Loan or Federal Family Education Loan (FFEL) do not need to submit detailed documentation for their Federal Perkins/NDSL. The request must still be in writing and should include written confirmation of the approved forbearance.
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