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I am getting ready to enter into a Rehab Agreement with the US Dept. of Education.

 

The only problem is that the agreement they sent me says nothing about Rehab, but instead just has a Repayment Agreement.

 

Is this just standard procedure, or should I call them and find out the story?


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I am getting ready to enter into a Rehab Agreement with the US Dept. of Education.

 

The only problem is that the agreement they sent me says nothing about Rehab, but instead just has a Repayment Agreement.

 

Is this just standard procedure, or should I call them and find out the story?

 

In order to qualify for rehab, you must make 9 payments, hence the repayment agreement. The actual rehab agreement is signed AFTER you qualify.

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In order to qualify for rehab, you must make 9 payments, hence the repayment agreement. The actual rehab agreement is signed AFTER you qualify.

 

I figured it was something like that, I just thought I'd see some sort of reference to rehab in the agreement. Good enough.

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