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[JustAnotherGuy]

As the title says I'm getting really frustrated with USDoE Loans. They have already been transfered over to MOHELA, believe it or not that's not the frustrating part. The frustrating part is that Direct Loans are still showing late payments that I had never been late on. This is what is showing
Student Loan #1 opened 2004 Balance $2123 No neg history account is from rehabbed loan

Student Loan #2 2004 $3270 No neg history

Student Loan#3 9/2004 $4377 No neg history seems to be repeat of #2 due to same account number

Student Loan#4 9/2002 $2282 No neg history

Student Loan#5 9/2002 $2303 No neg history seems to be repeat of #4 due to same account number

Student Loan#6 9/2000 $1894 No neg history

Student Loan #7 9/1999 $1811 No neg history




USDoE #1 9/2004 $4000 closed No neg history transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #2 9/2004 $3500 closed No neg history transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #3 9/2004 $8000 closed Lates in Error lates transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #4 9/2002 $1983 closed No neg history transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #5 9/2002 $2334 closed No neg history transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #6 9/2002 $5332 closed Lates in Error transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #7 9/2000 $1896 closed No neg history transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #8 9/1999 $1787 closed no neg history transfered to another lender account listed above

USDoE #9 9/1999 $4437 closed Lates in Error transfered to another lender account listed above

I have been attempting to get DoE to fix errors for the past month with no success or response contacted via Fax




I also have this reporting though it was rehabbed

Sallie Mae Student Loan 4/2002

1 90 day late

7 120 day lates

2 ok

2 120 day lates

last lates reported in 2009

Rehabbed into Student Loan #1 in 2012 but still being reported




Anyone have any suggestions? I'm running out of ideas and I think these are hindering my credit repair journey.