Are active duty member who are deployed protected from third party trying to collect private school loans? - private school loans
my wife is at work and I am the third attempt to collect on a loan from Sallie Mae private school, I told them to fax their orders, but was told that federal loans will be protected and must not be postponed but not Credit to the private sector, it is true that I should take notice contact you do not give me information such as name or phone number I also threatened wage garnishment
Private School Loans Are Active Duty Member Who Are Deployed Protected From Third Party Trying To Collect Private School Loans?
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Alex:
Stafford, Parent PLUS, Graduate PLUS loans and federal consolidation includes an automatic extension, but private loans for students are only eligible if the loan agreement expressly provides for a postponement of the military effort. Many private loans do not offer this feature.
You must receive a copy of the bill signed by his wife, when submitting an application for the loan. Here you will find the answer.
There is nothing illegal attempt is used to collect a debt from a soldier, I'm not really convinced that the legal basis for his help in the situation. It is possible that a letter from the facility will help persuade Sallie Mae, his wife, granting a hosted option, but it is their decision.
I wish I could say that a person was in active service in some way automatically provides an extension of its payment obligations, but it's just not something like a question of law.
I wish you all the best - and I hope you WIFand will be home soon.
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