Public Service Loan Forgiveness

(10 year program)

www.StudentAid.gov/publicservice

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Although the Limited PSLF Waiver ended on Oct. 31, 2022, borrowers who work in public service will have another opportunity to have their payment count increased under a one-time account adjustment announced by the Department of Education as long as they submit a consolidation application by May 1, 2023. Learn more about this opportunity.

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Getting Started

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Log-in
Calculate Savings
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Step 1: Log in to studentaid.gov 

 

In late 2019 the government combined content and features from StudentLoans.gov, fsaid.ed.gov, and nslds.ed.gov. These features are all consolidated now at studentaid.gov

Direct Loans?

​Step 2: Make sure you have Direct loans

If your loans are NOT Direct loans, you will need to consolidate them

Consolidate My Loans
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Certify Employment

Step 3: Fill out and Submit PSLF Form

Your 120 total payments under the PSLF program will only count if you are employed with a qualifying employer while you are making payments.  Employment will be verified by sending in this re-certification form periodically. We recommend doing each year.

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PSLF Form

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Apply/Re-certify for Income-Driven Repayment Plan

Income-Driven Payment Plan

Step 4:  You must be on an income-driven repayment plan​

You will need to complete your re-certification online each year.

Apply

Step 5: Apply for Forgiveness

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After 120 qualifying payments fill out the application for loan forgiveness

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How to check on qualifying payments at MOHELA here

Apply for Forgiveness

Need further help?

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Request a one-on-one appointment

OR

Fill out a request form online

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Resources​

Complete the FAFSA® Form
PSLF FAQ
PSLF Repayment Calculator
Download My Aid Data (NSLDS)
                                                                                   Requirements

1. To qualify for PSLF, I must have made 120 qualifying payments on my Direct Loans while employed full-time by a
qualifying employer or employers. Neither the 120 qualifying payments nor employment have to be consecutive.
 
2. To qualify for PSLF, I must be employed full-time by a qualifying employer when I apply for and receive PSLF.
 
3. By submitting this form, my student loans held by the Department will be transferred to MOHELA.
 
4. If the Department determines that I appear to be eligible for forgiveness, the Department may contact my employer
before granting forgiveness to ensure that I continue to work for the employer.
 
5. If I am eligible for forgiveness, the amount forgiven will be the principal and interest that was due on my eligible Direct
Loans when I made my final qualifying payment. Any amount that I pay on those loans after I have made my final
qualifying payment will be treated as an overpayment. I must continue to make payments on any of my other loans.
 
6. If I am not eligible for forgiveness, I will be notified of the determination and why it was made, my forbearance will end,
and unpaid interest may be capitalized (added to my loan's principal balance).

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