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jeslyn

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My BK 7 was discharged July 4...

 

I need to get in contact with the holders of my SL's to work out repayment plans.

Sallie Mae- Loans were in forbearance, but this was extended during my BK, wasn't allowed to consolidate. Now that I'm discharged, I would like to consolidate.

 

TG- 1 little loan was in garnishment- BK stopped the garnishment and now I would like to begin rehab...how soon should I get this started?

 

How long is it before they are notified of the discharge? Is it OK if I contact them first? I really want to stay on top of things this time around... :angry:

 

See previous threads:

SM Consolidation issue:

http://creditboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=97034&hl=

TG issues:

http://creditboards.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=93722&hl=


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DUH, answered my own question on the Sallie Mae's...

 

How about TG though? Same thing? Should I call anyway? My thinking is if I call, that will be recorded in my file...And if I send in a payment, maybe it won't count directly to rehab, but maybe a little "goodwill" will go a long way?

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