Trivia Questions Quiz On Total And Permanent Disability Discharge

After FSA approves discharge, we must first complete an NSLDS check before updating the account to reflect Monitoring Period status. An NSLDS check refers to the process of verifying the borrower's eligibility for discharge by checking the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) database. This check ensures that the borrower meets the criteria for discharge before updating their account status to reflect the Monitoring Period.

The correct answer is to check the history notes to see if a TPD application has been received. If a TPD application has not been received, then the borrower needs to complete a separate TPD application for the Nelnet Serviced loan because it is not in the discharge process with the department yet. This is important because the other loans with Lender IDs starting with TP----- may already be in the discharge process, but the Nelnet Serviced loan is not. Therefore, the borrower needs to take separate action for that specific loan.

The borrower's discharge eligibility will not be affected because the only requirement is that the doctor's status and license be active as of the date of disability. The fact that the doctor has passed away does not impact this requirement.

This statement is true because according to the information provided, any negative credit reporting on a borrower's credit report will not be updated to a satisfactory discharge or closed status until after the 3-year monitoring period and permanent discharge have been completed. This means that even if the borrower has resolved any negative issues, it will not be reflected on their credit report until the specified time period has passed.

The statement is false because if the benefiting student for a Plus loan becomes disabled, the parent cannot apply for TPD Discharge. TPD Discharge, or Total and Permanent Disability Discharge, is a program that allows individuals with disabilities to have their federal student loans forgiven. However, in the case of a Plus loan, only the student can apply for TPD Discharge if they become disabled, not the parent.

The correct answer advises the school representative to visit the For Loan Holders section on www.disabilitydischarge.com to view and print a list of instructions. This suggests that the representative can find the necessary information and guidance regarding the Perkins loan assignment on the mentioned website.

The correct answer suggests that the letter received by the borrower simply lists all loans listed on NSLDS, regardless of whether they are active or not. This means that the letter does not indicate whether all of the borrower's loans are under TPD. Therefore, the borrower should be referred to their loan holder or NSLDS for more information about their loans.

An Indemnity Agreement is a paper from the preparer's legal department that provides information to authenticate what would otherwise be listed on another document such as an MPN or Promissory Note. An IA is included in a manifest when replacing an original document that was missing, damaged, or needing alterations.

The correct answer is "Advise borrower still need income verification from 1/1/11-5/12/11, once received will submit to FSA for final approval." This is because the account status mentions that income verification has been received for 2008, 2009, and 2010, but there is no mention of income verification for the period from 1/1/11-5/12/11. Therefore, the borrower still needs to provide income verification for this period before the final approval can be obtained from FSA.

An indemnity agreement is a type of agreement that protects one party from financial loss or damage by shifting the responsibility of any potential losses to another party. In the context of a loan assignment manifest, an indemnity agreement could be included to ensure that the party assigning the loan is protected from any potential liabilities or losses that may arise from the assignment. This agreement would provide the necessary legal protection and assurance to the party assigning the loan, making it the most suitable answer in this context.

If the Perkins loan assignment on the borrower's account was assigned by the school in question, we can approve their account access. Keep in mind that once they register we have to send an email to the school representative we have listed as a contact in order to get confirmation that they should have access. Once that's confirmed then yes, we will approve their web access.

New user accounts have to be validated prior to gaining access to private information. An email will be sent approximately 2-3 business days after registration to confirm or decline access.

When a VA borrower inquires about their refund and requests a Discharge letter, the best course of action is to refer them to their loan holder. The loan holder is responsible for managing the loan and can provide accurate information about the refund amount and issue the Discharge letter if necessary.

This is only true if the borrower is in the conditional discharge monitoring period (post-July regulations).

On a Post-July 1st Application, credit is reported discharged after the 3 year conditional discharge monitoring period is done.

The correct answer is to advise the borrower that the Servicer for FSA handles the calls, and there is no other phone number to FSA. This suggests that the borrower should contact the Servicer for any inquiries or assistance regarding FSA.

The statement is false because if a Parent Plus loan Endorser applies for total and permanent disability discharge and is approved, the loan is not automatically forgiven. Instead, the loan is discharged, meaning the borrower is no longer required to make payments on the loan. However, the discharged amount may be considered taxable income.

An MPN or IA is never required on loan assignments from TIVAS or DMCS. The purpose of these two documents is to provide proof of which entity owns the loans so when the account is forwarded from the owner, there’s no need for additional proof.

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We will only see these notes on NDS (ED system) because it is not a TPD dept. that sends those out.

The correct answer is to document the notes that the client called in to report bankruptcy, thank them for the notification, and let them know that the account will be handled as normal unless FSA gives further direction. Additionally, it is necessary to complete the bankruptcy email template and send it to [email protected]. This ensures that the client's bankruptcy status is properly recorded and necessary steps are taken to handle their account appropriately.

When a 3rd party states that the borrower is deceased, it is important to take several steps. First, notate the account to document that a death notification has been received. This helps keep a record of the information. Next, it is necessary to request a certified copy of the death certificate. This official document provides proof of the borrower's death. Additionally, sending an email to CICTPD (presumably a relevant department or team) to notify them of the death notification is important for further action and coordination. Finally, requesting an original death certificate can also be necessary to ensure accuracy and authenticity. Therefore, all of the above steps should be taken in this situation.