It is really important to recertify before the annual deadline.
Do you need to know what happens if you don't recertify your income before the deadline?
Yes, I would like to know the answer about recertifying my income.
The things that will happen vary depending on the plan you have.
I see, another question about student loan repayments, which loan servicers are used for making payments?
The US Depatment of Education has many loan servicers that handle the billing and other services on loans for William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan and for loans that will made under FFEL and ED purchased.
What will happen to my repayment plan if I don t recertify my income and family size by the annual deadline?
The same repayment plan would be enforced if you do not recertify your family size.
I just remember to ask about Eligible Federal Loans. Is this true for the unsubsidized Stafford loan?
Yes, Unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loans are eligible for the Graduated Repayment Plan
I would like to ask, how can I request a payment plan based on income? Also, what if I have income that is tax-free or if I simply have no income at all?
You would have to mark it the online application or paper application and you are not required to supply further documentation.
Are their other repayment options if I do not want an income-driven repayment plan?
You would need to contact your loan servicer and discuss repayments options such as extending our repayment period or temporarily suspend your repayment through deferment or forbearance.
Is there another option besides income-driven plans for PLUS loans for parents?