Loan Forms

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• Fillable PDFs using Adobe allow you to complete and digitally sign forms so they can be submitted through Email as an attachment.
• There is also a “Validation” function built into the forms to ensure that you have completed all required fields.
• Using a web browser like Internet Explorer, Mozilla or Chrome may prevent the form from being signed digitally and may prevent you from saving a copy for your records.

You will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print many of the files on this page. It is available for download, free of charge.

Loan Reaffirmation Form – Complete this form if you are requested to complete a loan reaffirmation with your servicer, due to over-borrowing the allowable federal loan limits. Once complete you will send the form to your loan servicer that holds the over-borrowing loan (do not send this to the school, only the loan servicer can process this request).

• Visit the Student Aid website and click on “View My Account,” then sign in with your FSA ID to get contact information about your loan servicer.

Income Repayment Driven Request Form – Complete this form if you want to see if you qualify for the new income-driven repayment plan for student loan repayment. Not all candidates who apply will be approved. You can complete this form once you enter repayment of your student loans. All of this can be completed electronically by logging into your account on the Student Aid website.

• The Department of Education has recently made some changes to their loan deferment and forbearance request process and the following forms below are provided for your convenience.

The Department of Education has recently made some changes to their loan deferment and forbearance request process and the following forms below are provided for your convenience.

Feel free to use the following forms and send them to your loan servicer. If you are unsure of your loan servicer, visit the Student Aid website where you can review your loan transcript and determine who the loan servicer is so these forms can be sent to them (do not send this to the school, only the loan servicer can process this request).

• In-School Deferment Request (SCH) – Direct Loan, FFEL, and Perkins
  • General Forbearance Request Form (GFR) – Direct Loan. FFEL, and Perkins
  • Graduate Fellowship Deferment Request (GFL) – Direct Loan, FFEL, and Perkins
  • Rehabilitation Training Program Deferment Request (RHT) – Direct Loan, FFEL, and Perkins
  • Unemployment Deferment Request (UNEM) – Direct Loan, FFEL, and Perkins
  • Economic Hardship Deferment Request (HRD) – Direct Loan, FFEL, and Perkins
  • Parent PLUS Borrower Deferment Request (PLUS) – Direct Loan and FFEL
  • Mandatory Forbearance Request: Student Loan Debt Burden (SLDB) – Direct Loan, FFEL, and Perkins
• Cancer Treatment Deferment Request
• Information about Total Permanent Disability Discharge
• Military Service and Post-Active Duty Student Deferment

• Mandatory Forbearance Request: Medical or Dental Internship/Residency, National Guard Duty, or Department of Defense Student Loan Repayment Program (SERV) – Direct Loan and FFEL
• Public Service Loan Forgiveness Employment Certification Form (PSLF) – Direct Loan Only

Please contact your servicer for other hardship forbearances such as:

• Financial difficulties
• Medical expenses
• Change in employment
• Other reasons acceptable to your loan servicer

Visit the Student Aid website and click on “View My Account,” then sign in with your FSA ID to get contact information about your loan servicer.