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Forms Available for Download

• Application and Promissory Note for Federal PLUS Loan
• Application and Promissory Note for Federal PLUS Loan (Fill-In Version)
• Borrower Rights and Responsibilities
• Consent to Release Information
• Deferment Forms
• FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
• Forbearance Request
• PPAL Autodraft form ONLY
• Stafford Master Promissory Note
• Stafford Master Promissory Note (Fill-In Version)
• Federal Stafford Loan Plain Language Disclosure
• Plus Loan Pre-Approval
• Request for Alternate Payment Schedule

Deferment Forms Available

A deferment is a period of time during repayment in which the borrower, upon meeting certain conditions, is not required to make payments of loan principal. Interest does continue to accrue during these periods of deferment. For some loans, the federal government pays the interest during the deferment. On others the borrower is responsible for the accrued interest either by making monthly interest payments or having the interest capitalized.

• Economic Hardship Deferment Request Form (HRD)
• Education Related Deferment Request Form (EDU)
• In-School Deferment Request Form (SCH)
• Loan Discharge Application: Total and Permanent Disability (TPD)
• Military Deferment Form
• Parental Leave/Working Mother Deferment Request Form (PLWM)
• PLUS Borrower with Dependent Student Deferment Request Form (PLUS)
• Public Service Deferment Request Form (PUB)
• Temporary Total Disability Deferment Request Form (TDIS)
• Unemployment Deferment Request Form (UNEM)
• Perkins Loan Borrowers Only

Forbearance Forms

A period of time during which a borrower, who is willing but unable to make payments and who does not qualify for a deferment, is permitted to temporarily cease making payments or reduce the amount of payments. Some forbearances are entitlements for eligible borrowers, while others are granted at the discretion of the lender. The borrower is always responsible for repayment of accrued interest charges. The borrower can make interest-only payments, or the interest will be capitalized (added on to the principal). More information on forbearances...

Request for Alternate Repayment Schedule

Income-sensitive Repayment Schedule - due to the nature of income-sensitive repayment, the request form is not available for download. If you feel that you may be eligible for an income-sensitive repayment plan, you can request the appropriate form.

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